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talking point

noun

  1. a fact or feature that aids or supports one side, as in an argument or competition.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of talking point1

First recorded in 1910–15
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Example Sentences

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The possibility of a split has long been a talking point in this conservative-leaning province.

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In the latest edition of Second Serve, our new weekly snapshot of the tours, BBC tennis reporter Jonathan Jurejko looks at the key talking points.

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For some fans, just documenting the experience of getting a Labubu is a talking point, with many showing the long queues and hours of research required to find out where new collections are being stocked.

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In a video message to a US conservative conference in February, she echoed some of Trump's common talking points, railing against mass migration, "globalist elites" and "woke ideology".

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McIlroy's travails have been an annual talking point coming into the iconic tournament which takes place every April and is the first of the year's majors.

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