At which point
On which and at which point are semantically related. In some cases you can use "On which" instead an adverb phrase "At which point".
On which
At which point and on which are semantically related. You can use "At which point" instead an adverb phrase "On which".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- While it's possible she might refuse, at which point they might fire her and she'd sue them, there are no legal grounds on which to base her case.
Source: Hollywood Law - The Sonny games do this as well, showing XP graphically as well as numerically (as a percentage), with the meter gray unless a character levels up, at which point it will either turn yellow or blue depending on which Sonny you're playing.
Source: Experience Meter - Depending on which ending your copy has, either it's the end of the world at which point God steps in to begin all over again, with the last two human survivors the new Adam and Eve, or they will go out to rebuild the world.
Source: Apocalypse How / Class 4
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