make one’s point — to successfully communicate or express one's opinion or argument in a clear and convincing way
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to successfully communicate or express one's opinion or argument in a clear and convincing way
Pronunciation (IPA): /meɪk wʌnz pɔɪnt/
Example Sentences
- After arguing for an hour, he finally made his point that pineapple belongs on pizza.
- The teacher made her point by showing real examples from students' work.
- He tried to make his point about healthy eating while eating a burger.
make one’s point
NOUN[/meɪk wʌnz pɔɪnt/]
to successfully communicate or express one's opinion or argument in a clear and convincing way
to successfully communicate or express one's opinion or argument in a clear and convincing way
She made her point to get the appoint, leaving rivals disappoint!
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“After arguing for an hour, he finally made his point that pineapple belongs on pizza.”
“The teacher made her point by showing real examples from students' work.”
“He tried to make his point about healthy eating while eating a burger.”
“During the meeting, she made her point about budget cuts very diplomatically.”
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