Point of view
Point of view noun - A mental position from which things are viewed.
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Synonyms for Point of view
Think and point of view are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Think" instead a noun phrase "Point of view".
Think
Think noun - An instance of deliberate thinking.
Point of view and think are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Point of view" instead a noun "Think".
Nearby Word: thinking
Both terms in one sentence
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What's worse, from a royal's point of view her reasoning is sound enough that Stella and Aisha flat-out admit they would think the same had they not seen what actually happened...
Source: Gold Digger - If there weren't stories told from her point of view, no one would think the Reverend and his monster hunters were in the wrong.
Source: Van Helsing Hate Crimes - Criminal Minds episode "100" did this by making the audience think that a long tracking shot was in Hotch's point of view, when in fact, its the point of view of Agent Anderson, a very occasionally recurring character.
Source: Once More, with Clarity!
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