Commentaries
Points and commentaries are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Points" instead a noun "Commentaries".
Points
Commentaries and points are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commentaries" instead a noun "Points".
Both words in one sentence
- He has mentioned on commentaries being more competitive than Ian, even jumping in with an answer Ian was about to give (during Ian's team's turn) and getting the points, but the lack of clarity on the points hardly matters so long as its entertaining.
Source: The Points Mean Nothing -
Hell, they'll take breaks at some points in the DVD commentaries just to talk about math.
Source: Writers Cannot Do Math -
In El Goonish Shive, the author Dan Shive has mentioned in commentaries instances where fans have have messaged him accurate predictions regarding certain plot points.
Source: I Knew It
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