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Term: Point of Time

Description:

Point of time refers to a specific moment or instant within the passage of time. It signifies a particular point at which an event, action, or circumstance occurs or is considered.

Senses:

1. Noun - Specific Moment: Refers to a particular moment in time, especially when discussing an event or occurrence.
Example: She arrived at the airport exactly at the point of time mentioned in her ticket.

2. Noun - Significant Occasion: Denotes an important or critical occasion that holds particular significance.
Example: Graduating from college is a point of time many individuals cherish throughout their lives.

3. Noun - Temporal Reference: Represents a reference to a specific time or moment in general.
Example: Keep your passport valid for at least six months from the point of time you plan to travel.

4. Noun - Tipping Point: Indicates a crucial or decisive stage at which a significant change occurs or there is no return.
Example: The discovery of the fossil marked the point of time when the theory of evolution gained widespread acceptance.

5. Adjective - Timely: Describes something happening or done at the appropriate or opportune moment.
Example: Due to their point of time intervention, the firefighters were able to prevent the house from further damage.

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