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21 POINT STRAIGHT AT
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22 POINT THAT
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23 AIM POINT
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24 CARDINAL POINT
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25 CHIEF POINT
[N]CAPUT (-ITIS) (N)KARDO (-INIS) (M) -
26 DIAMOND-POINT
[N]CESTRUS (-I) (M)CESTROS (-I) (M) -
27 DWELLING UPON SOME IMPORTANT POINT
[N]COMMORATIO (-ONIS) (F)CONMORATIO (-ONIS) (F)English-Latin dictionary > DWELLING UPON SOME IMPORTANT POINT
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28 HIGH: HIGHEST POINT
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29 KNOTTY POINT
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30 MAIN POINT
[N]CAPUT (-ITIS) (N)FIRMAMENTUM (-I) (N)FIRMAMEN (-MINIS) (N) -
31 RISING TO A POINT
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32 SHARP POINT
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33 SPEAK TO THE POINT
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34 TURNING-POINT
[N]CARDO (-DINIS) (M)MOMENTUM (-I) (N)DISCRIMEN (-MINIS) (N)ARTICULUS (-I) (M)META (-AE) (F) -
35 ULTIMATE POINT
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36 WEDGE-SHAPED POINT
[N]CUNEATIO (-ONIS) (F) -
37 HIGH
[A]ALTUS (-A -UM)EXCELSUS (-A -UM)SUBLIMIS (-E)SUBLIMUS (-A -UM)PROCERUS (-A -UM)CELSUS (-A -UM)AMPLUS (-A -UM)SUPERUS (-A -UM)PRETIOSUS (-A -UM)CARUS (-A -UM)MAGNUS (-A -UM)IMPENSUS (-A -UM)INPENSUS (-A -UM)PROFUNDUS (-A -UM)TUMIDUS (-A -UM)EDIUS (-A -UM)[ADV]ALTEEXCELSESUBLIMESUBLIMENVALDEVALIDEVEHEMENTERSUBLIMITERSUBLIMUSALTUM[N]SUMMA (-AE) (F)SUMMUM (-I) (N)- HIGHEST- HIGHEST POINT- MAKE HIGH- ON HIGH- RATHER HIGH- VERY HIGH -
38 apex
apex, icis, m., point (of a letter), tittle, ||Mt. 5:18.* -
39 extremus
extremus, a, um, outermost, utmost, extreme; hence extremum, i, n., end, tip, L. 16:24; A. 13:47; in extremis, at the point of death, dying, Mk. 5:23.* -
40 monstro
monstro, 1, show, point out, A. 7:3.*
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