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dead point
dead point
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Word History and Origins
Origin of dead point1
First recorded in 1820–30
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Example Sentences
Justice is the dead-point in a series of acts—the ideal point at which contrary forces neutralize each other to produce inertia.
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There exists no punctum mortuum, no one really dead point in the universe.
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At the dead point, the two attractions, terrestrial and lunar, would again exactly counterbalance each other.
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And when arrived at this dead point, what will become of us?
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To help him over this dead point the rest of my life was at his service.
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