Case in point
Case in point noun - An example that is used to justify similar occurrences at a later time.
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Synonyms for Case in point
Ground and case in point are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ground" instead a noun phrase "Case in point".
Ground
Ground noun - A small area of usually open land.
Case in point and ground are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Case in point" instead a noun "Ground".
Both terms in one sentence
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Case in point was in book 8 when Dairine and Roshaun were lying on the silicon ground of a planet that is far from its sun.
Source: Literature / Young Wizards - Case in point, Britain's revolutionary Chain Home radar would have been unable to stop the German air attacks had it not been paired with the Dowding ground controlled interception network.
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Case in point: in Jinenji's debut episode, he is automatically accused of attacking and eating people simply because he's a half-demon, and the villagers only discover the real culprit after they form an angry mob and burn his hut to the ground.
Source: Manga / InuYasha
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