Point and Wording

Point

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

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

Wording noun - The way in which something is put into words.

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Point and wording are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Point" instead a noun "Wording".

Nearby Words: word, wordy, worded

exact	exact point	exact wording
particular	particular point	particular wording
similar	similar point	similar wording
specific	specific point	specific wording
Other adjectives: original, true, strong, actual, real, little, interesting, new, possible, above, different.

Leeroy Jenkins: A more stupider battle plan doesn't exist (wording is deliberate to illustrate a point).

Source: Literature / The Art of War
Breaking the Fourth Wall: While it's reality television so there isn't that much of a fourth wall, Jesse does at one point muse on one of the aspects people on such shows generally don't discuss... the wording the narrator uses.

Source: Series / Monster Garage
Magic: The Gathering has a seasonally updated database that updates the wording of every card in the game, to the point that year-old cards already have official wordings that differ from what is printed on the cards.

Source: Word of God

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