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Meaning of up to that point
The primary meaning of "up to that point" is to indicate a period of time or a point in time before something happened or was true.
Etymology of up to that point
The phrase "up to that point" is a combination of the preposition "up" indicating movement or progress, "to" indicating direction or extent, and "that point" referring to a specific moment or situation.
The phrase has its roots in Old English and has evolved over time to convey a sense of progression or limitation up to a certain point in time.
Synonyms
until then
previously
beforehand
prior to that
up to now
so far
thus far
hitherto
heretofore
before that
earlier
formerly
in the past
until now
prior to
beforehand
earlier on
before then
at that point
up to then
previously to that
prior to that time
until that point
before that time
at that time
at that stage
Definitions
- Used to indicate a period of time or a point in time before something happened or was true.
- * Used to describe a situation or a state that existed before something else occurred.
Usage Examples
- The company had been successful up to that point, but then they faced financial difficulties.
- * She had never traveled abroad up to that point, so the experience was completely new to her.
- * The team had been winning up to that point, but they lost their last game.
Antonyms
after that
from then on
since then
thereafter
subsequently
later
afterwards
following that
from that point on
thenceforth
henceforth
consequently
next
then
after
later on
in the future
from that time on
after that time
at a later time