Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
make-a-point-of
idiomatic expression
/meɪk ə pɔɪnt əv/
Definition
To emphasize or highlight something, often to ensure it is recognized or remembered.
Examples
- She made a point of greeting everyone at the party, showing her friendly nature.
- The teacher made a point of discussing the importance of honesty during the lesson.
- He always makes a point of checking his emails first thing in the morning.
Meaning
The phrase ‘make a point of’ means to treat an action as important and necessary to do, often repeatedly. It signifies a deliberate focus on a particular detail or behavior, indicating its significance in a broader context.
Synonyms
- Emphasize
- Highlight
- Stress
- Underscore
- Reiterate
