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Word: Strong Point

Definition: A "strong point" is a special skill, quality, or characteristic that someone has and does very well. It is something that makes them stand out or be successful.

Usage Instructions: You can use "strong point" to talk about what someone is particularly good at, whether it's a skill, a talent, or a positive trait. You often use it in sentences that describe a person's abilities or advantages.

Example Sentences:

1. "Her strong point is her ability to communicate well with others."
2. "Math is not my strong point; I prefer subjects like history."
3. "The strong point of this restaurant is its delicious desserts."

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, you might use "strong point" in discussions about business, education, or personal development to analyze strengths and weaknesses.

Word Variants:

• Strong (adjective): powerful or able to withstand force.
• Point (noun): a particular detail or aspect of something.

Different Meanings:

While "strong point" primarily refers to a skill or quality, the word "point" can also mean: - A location or place (e.g., "We met at the meeting point.") - A score in a game (e.g., "He scored the winning point.")

Synonyms:

• Strength
• Advantage
• Asset
• Talent
• Forte (this is a more advanced synonym often used in relation to skills)

Idioms:

There aren’t direct idioms for "strong point," but you might encounter phrases like: - "Play to your strengths" which means to focus on what you are good at.

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Noun

1. an asset of special worth or utility
   • cooking is his forte

Synonyms

• forte
• strong suit
• long suit
• metier
• specialty
• speciality
• strength