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Meaning of at that point
The primary meaning of "at that point" is to indicate a specific moment or stage in a process or sequence of events.
Etymology of at that point
The phrase "at that point" is a combination of preposition "at", definite article "that", and noun "point", which has its roots in Old English and Latin.
The word "point" comes from Old French "point", derived from Latin "punctus", meaning "a pricked or pierced spot", and has been used in English since the 14th century to refer to a sharp or tapering end, a small spot or mark, and a particular moment or stage.
Synonyms
then
next
afterwards
subsequently
following that
at that time
in that case
under those circumstances
at that stage
at that moment
in that situation
thereby
thus
consequently
hence
therefore
whereupon
upon that
at which point
in which case
when that happened
from that point on
after that
later on
soon after
in the event
as a result
in consequence
accordingly
subsequently to that
Definitions
- Used to indicate the moment when something happens or becomes relevant.
- * Used to indicate a stage in a process or sequence of events.
Usage Examples
- At that point, I realized I had forgotten my keys.
- * The project was going well at that point, but then we encountered some unexpected difficulties.
- * At that point in my life, I was struggling to make ends meet.
Antonyms
before
previously
earlier
beforehand
prior
ahead of time
in advance
sooner
until then
up to that point
beforehand
prior to that
until that time
before that
earlier on
in the beginning
initially
at the start
from the outset