n. a single piece of information; a unit of scoring or counting
You need to remember two points. OR The teacher gave points for neatness.
You need to remember two points. OR The teacher gave points for neatness.
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What does the racer with the most points at the end of the race win?
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How many points do the Bobcats get for their first shot?
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After arriving at Vocans, Fletcher is greeted by Rory who points him to who's room where he gets pounced and told to leave?
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My teacher read us a story that points out an Aesopian moral.
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How many points did Clifford get for saving Champ?
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What did Sam suggest Posy do to help win points with Daff?
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How could you get extra points on the scare test?
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What does it mean when a horse points its ears forwad?
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How many points does the winning team have?
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How did Jack and Alex get an extra ten points in the competition?
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The secant line intersects two points on the curve.
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Her behavior points to a severe neurosis.
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The two points are diametrically opposed.
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Why do the stars look like tiny points of light?
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facts; details; particulars
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