NOUN
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a punctuation mark (.) placed at the end of a declarative sentence to indicate a full stop or after abbreviations
in England they call a period a stop
How To Use full point In A Sentence
- She could tendu beautifully, roll up into relevé, and even go onto full pointe.
- The fact that this isan eclipse suggests that you are reaching a full point of reward.
- Footnote numbering in the text should be placed after the full point at the end of a sentence.
- Wendy the glamorous quiz mistress indicated that there were three parts to the answer and to get the full points you needed to get all the parts right.
- He was excluded for touching the tapes, but Smith took his place and followed another team-mate home for full points.
- When elements are removed from inside a word or phrase, but nothing is taken from the end, a full point is often omitted.
- They can expect a tough encounter up front this week, but have the ability to pick up full points.
- In Judo competition the objective is to score an ippon (one full point).
- Your permanent pucker deserves full points because it's just so cute!
- If we bag today's match, we'll at least collect full points although qualification to the next round won't happen.
