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Meanings of viewpoint in English

Portuguese
ponto de vista
Catalan
punt de vista
Spanish
visión

The mental position from which things are viewed.

ponto de vista
Usage of viewpoint in English
1
But I know my history, and therefore write from a political viewpoint.
The Irish Times
2
They bring a different viewpoint to time horizons and growing your business.
Reuters
3
From a rather different viewpoint, I like this pointed question from AllyF.
The Guardian
4
I am merely thinking about science fair projects from a science viewpoint.
Wired
5
Given that viewpoint, did you feel out of place at this conference?
Wired
6
Describes the area around the Delaware Water Gap from a geological viewpoint.
The new yorker
7
Thus, a correct differential diagnosis is very important from the diagnostic viewpoint.
Pubmed
8
She did this instinctively, rather from the social viewpoint than the political.
The Ramrodders: A Novel
9
The university should not be associated with that viewpoint, Dr Elers said.
Radio NZ
10
A global perspective For large organisations, a single viewpoint is not enough.
The South African
11
Parr sums his viewpoint up succinctly: There is no pressure on Zuckerberg.
Reuters
12
From her viewpoint, the matter was simple, her mind cast in stone.
Secrets of a Perfect Night
13
You have to look at it from the Somali viewpoint, said Wilson.
Reuters
14
From this viewpoint, a capital gains tax is essentially a fairness tax.
Radio NZ
15
But the goals we gave away were not good from our viewpoint.
Reuters
16
Khoja, leading the Syrian opposition delegation in Geneva, disagreed with this viewpoint.
Reuters
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Translations for viewpoint
Portuguese
ponto de vista
Viewpoint through the time
Viewpoint across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common