à point

[a pwan]

adverb

French.

1. just in time.

2. (of cooking) to a turn; perfectly.

3. (of meat) cooked medium.

Example Sentences

In recent months he has made a point of vocally denouncing antisemitism.

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Mango also created more than 17,000 jobs, many of them supporting textile workers in the region, a point of pride for Isak.

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Brentford were superior in every aspect, and had Liverpool somehow rescued a point it would have been grand larceny.

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At least awkward, up to a point, surely.

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“We’re really at a point where the technology has advanced to be able to do these more economically and allow for more consistency and longer waves.”

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