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Meanings of whole point in English

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Usage of whole point in English
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The whole point of terrorism is to attack the innocent and defenceless.
News.com.au
2
Going home is the whole point of leaving in the first place.
The Guardian
3
That's...sort of the whole point of faith, the way I understand it.
Small favor
4
The whole point is, what I really wanted to know is this.
Lucky Jim
5
The whole point is to balance myriad interests-broadly ,economicand security goals.
Wired
6
The whole point of a city break is to be among people.
Independent.ie
7
Which, for its new investors, is the whole point of the exercise.
The Guardian
8
That was actually the whole point the ProPublica article Ms McEnany cited.
News.com.au
9
The whole point of The Snowman is that there are no words.
The Guardian
10
This made Thomas doubt the whole point of what they were doing.
The Maze Runner
11
What I'm saying is, the whole point of most interaction is performance.
iD
12
Isn't the whole point of the Variables that I don't know everything?
The Death Cure
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The whole point of the hold is for it to last forever.
Reuters
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The whole point of her tactics, therefore, lies in dislodging the creature.
More Hunting Wasps
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Now, his daily antics were seemingly close to being the whole point.
The Guardian
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The whole point of the first act is that you explain nothing.
Bambi
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Australia
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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