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Meanings of point out in English
To call attention on a person or thing carefully and clearly.
Usage of point out in English
1
I want to point out that what happened there was quite natural.
2
We'll continue to point out incorrect or disputed information about elections globally.
3
Now this, let me point out, is actually all to the good.
4
However, I wish to point out an implication of Commander Neeson's suggestion.
5
Berlin was right to point out that Athens had lost Europe's trust.
6
Let me point out one important reason for the fall in interest.
7
I would point out to the Minister that this information already exists.
8
I respect all people that point out problems in the status quo.
9
However, Galloway was quick to point out the irregularity in that statement.
10
Industry sources also point out that many titles are now in decline.
11
She moved on to point out two days on the time line.
12
District officials point out that many families in the area shun Dyett.
13
I only wish to point out that there are other theories possible.
14
He said he'd walk along with them and point out the place.
15
I hardly need point out that we would be lost without it.
16
Critics point out that the law provides no extra funding to schools.
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Point out across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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