Pointed means: simple past and past participle of point. Related words include sharp or acute. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Pointed in practice.

Frequent word

Pointed in a sentence

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Pointed meaning

simple past and past participle of point

Synonyms of Pointed

sharp spiked spindle-shaped fusiform five-pointed bristle-pointed barrelled barreled needlelike acute acuate spinous acanthous acanthoid cigar-shaped

Example sentences (20)

After arrived, MTV pointed out that fans noticed some songs were similar to the Rolling Stones' disco-infused era.

And that may not, in my view, allow him to want to be a running mate to Dr Bawumia,” Professor Gyampo pointed out.

As I pointed out on the panel, opening one’s network is not just what the person you’re connecting them to can do.

Agent Owen pointed out the call saying it sounded like he was talking to somebody else or calling for one of the dogs.

As Kyle Decker pointed out in the Cageside Slack, the at least for the last few years, usually feels quite pedestrian.

A 13-year-old boy, Babalola, was said to have picked up the gun, pointed it at the girl and pulled the trigger.

And also, it should be pointed out something that’s getting lost, Hunter offered to testify publicly and transparently.

As pointed out: Those who are threatening the rights of the trans community are forcing trans kids to grow up too fast.

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As someone else has pointed out, that old house with its heavy tile roof would struggle against a stiff breeze.

Arja pointed out instances in which during meetings, she was the one asked to make or bring coffee by her male employees.

All factors pointed to a big GOP year with the major uncertainty being whether it would be a huge win or just a decent one.

As Nurse McCrae has pointed out, during the pandemic, the Bay Area had one of the most compliant populations on the planet.

At his announcement, Folwell pointed out that the public didn’t even know who Robinson was a few years ago.

Additionally, like both Newkirk and Holzer, Kent pointed to stories of Lincoln's kindness toward animals.

And when my brother pointed out there was nothing about mentioning the clutch on the paperwork, the salesman knew he was right.

After all, as Macron pointed out, what state would be comfortable putting its defense at the whims of voters in another country?

Ali's lawyer Ben Lynskey on Wednesday pointed to "the absence of injuries" to both internal and external structures of the neck.

A scholarly study of Black feminist culture was withdrawn by Wipf and Stock after critics pointed out that its author was white.

After looking a bit lost, she pointed to an empty seat and seemed to ask if it was assigned to her.

As balances rise, routing part of the savings into a recurring deposit could help them get better returns, an official pointed out.

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Common combinations with pointed

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • pointed out 107×
  • pointed to 57×
  • also pointed 17×
  • have pointed
  • and pointed
  • pointed at
  • he pointed
  • has pointed
  • the pointed
  • pointed the

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "pointed" in a sentence?
An example: "After arrived, MTV pointed out that fans noticed some songs were similar to the Rolling Stones' disco-infused era." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "pointed" from real English texts.
What does "pointed" mean?
Pointed means: simple past and past participle of point
What are synonyms of "pointed"?
Common synonyms of "pointed" include: sharp, spiked, spindle-shaped, fusiform, five-pointed, bristle-pointed, barrelled, barreled. Plus 7 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "pointed" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "pointed", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

About these examples

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