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UK//ˌɡəʊɪŋ aʊt ɒn pɔɪnt//US//ˌgoʊɪŋ aʊt ɑn pɔɪnt//

Meaning of Going out on point

To confidently leave or proceed with an action at the right moment.

In simple words: To leave or go outside at the right time or with confidence.

Going out on point in a sentence

  • She decided it was time to go out on point and ask for a promotion.
  • After weeks of practice, he felt ready to go out on point in the final game.
  • When the music started, they all knew it was time to go out on point and dance.
  • Going out on point is key to making a great first impression at the party.
  • If you’re going out on point, make sure to wear your best outfit!

How to use Going out on point

Used informally among friends to encourage someone to take action or make an impressive move. It’s often contextual and can be sports-related or in general situations.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine going out confidently, like a dart hitting the bullseye.

Related words

Collocations with Going out on point

  • go out on point
  • drop out on point
  • stand out on point

Synonyms for Going out on point

  • take action
  • step out
  • embark
  • move forward
  • make a move

Common mistakes with Going out on point

  • Confused with similar phrases like 'going out on a limb'
  • Misuses the phrase in formal settings where it sounds too casual
  • Thinks it's only applicable in social contexts, but can refer to other decision-making situations

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Frequently asked questions about Going out on point

What does Going out on point mean?

To leave or go outside at the right time or with confidence.

What is the definition of Going out on point?

To confidently leave or proceed with an action at the right moment.

How do you use Going out on point in a sentence?

She decided it was time to go out on point and ask for a promotion.

Can you give another example of Going out on point?

After weeks of practice, he felt ready to go out on point in the final game.

What are synonyms for Going out on point?

Common alternatives include take action, step out, embark, move forward, make a move.

What words go with Going out on point?

It commonly pairs with go out on point, drop out on point, stand out on point.

What are common mistakes when using Going out on point?

Confused with similar phrases like 'going out on a limb' Misuses the phrase in formal settings where it sounds too casual Thinks it's only applicable in social contexts, but can refer to other decision-making situations

How do you pronounce Going out on point?

US: //ˌgoʊɪŋ aʊt ɑn pɔɪnt//, UK: //ˌɡəʊɪŋ aʊt ɒn pɔɪnt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Going out on point formal or informal?

"Going out on point" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Going out on point?

Used informally among friends to encourage someone to take action or make an impressive move. It’s often contextual and can be sports-related or in general situations.