Point
Point noun - A particular and often important moment in time.
Term and point are semantically related in time period topic. In some cases you can use "Term" instead a noun "Point".
Term
Term noun - The end of gestation or point at which birth is imminent.
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Synonyms for Term
Point and term are semantically related in time period topic. Sometimes you can use "Point" instead a noun "Term".
How words are described
| exact | exact point | exact term |
| similar | similar point | similar term |
| common | common point | common term |
| specific | specific point | specific term |
| Other adjectives: right, original, single, actual, real, new, final, next, last, latter, different. | ||
Common collocations
| times | point times | term times |
Both words in one sentence
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Western Bullet Hell games are far more likely to be panned than Japanese shoot 'em ups, to the point that many shoot 'em up fans use the term "Euroshmup" as a term for badly designed shoot 'em ups.
Source: Made in Country X - Running Gag: Several character say the term "giant robot" many, many times, almost to the point of Overly Long Gag.
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Even makes for Fan Disservice once when a short-term villain comes in with a female demon done up like an Indian dancing girl, then punches her head off to punctuate a point to another character.
Source: Manga / InuYasha
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