on point
The phrase "on point" is versatile, used in contexts ranging from informal praise to legal precision and ballet technique.
Definition
B2General
(informal)Exceptionally good or perfectly done.
Example
- Her presentation was on point and impressed everyone.
- That outfit is on point!
C1Legal
(formal)Directly relevant or applicable to the topic under consideration.
Example
- The lawyer's argument was on point with the case.
C1Military
(technical)Leading an operation and being alert for potential dangers.
Example
- The soldier on point signaled the rest of the team to move forward.
C1Ballet
(technical)Dancing on the tips of the toes.
Example
- She performed the entire routine on point.
B2Slang
(informal, youth)Stylish, trendy, or aesthetically pleasing.
Example
- His fashion sense is always on point.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "on point":
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