Point and Seam

Point

Point noun - A particular and often important moment in time.

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

Seam

Seam noun - Joint consisting of a line formed by joining two pieces.
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Synonyms for Seam

Point and seam are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Point" instead a noun "Seam".

Nearby Words: seamed, seamless, seamy, seaming

How words are described

obvious obvious point obvious seam

Both words in one sentence

  • Sufficiently Advanced Alien All ancient aliens were discovered due to everyone who can engineer planets inevitably deciding at some point to put their signature on it somehow, with the human example tending to be things like hiding a boot in a coal seam.
  • Literature / The Hunger Games Eat the Dog: "No one in the Seam would turn up their nose at a good leg of wild dog." Elaborate Underground Base: District 13, to the point of being an Underground City.
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