Point and Scene

Point

Point noun - The area or space occupied by or intended for something.

Usage example: runners began lining up by the starting point

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Scene and point are semantically related In some cases you can use "Scene" instead a noun "Point".

Scene noun - The place and time in which the action for a portion of a dramatic work (as a movie) is set.

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Point and scene are semantically related in location topic. Sometimes you can use "Point" instead a noun "Scene".

Nearby Words: scenery, scenic

good	good point	good scene
particular	particular point	particular scene
similar	similar point	similar scene
specific	specific point	specific scene
Other adjectives: certain, original, single, actual, entire, big, important, early, major, dramatic, given, final, later, extra, next, last, different, earlier, previous.

On screen, depending on the tastefulness of the scene and the point in their career, it can either make or destroy an actor or actress.

Source: You Can Leave Your Hat On
This became the most famous scene in the novel—to the point where a 1989 edition is illustrated with the image of a beer can, and the back-cover blurb quotes that scene.

Source: One Scene Wonder / Literature
Shout-Out: The scene with Nell, the spherical kitchen maid, on whose body the brothers point out countries, is similar to a scene in Lysistrata, where a peace treaty is drawn on a woman's naked body.

Source: Theatre / The Comedy of Errors

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