point of view
noun [C] (plural points of view)Definition
B2 a way of considering something: From a purely practical point of view, the house is too small. From a medical point of view, there was no need for the operation.Opinions, beliefs and points of view B2 an opinion: You have to be willing to see (= understand) other people's points of view. I appreciate that from your point of view it's an unwelcome development.Opinions, beliefs and points of view
(Definition of point of view noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- article of faith noun
- attitude noun (OPINION)
- baggage noun (FEELINGS)
- be a matter of opinion idiom
- belief noun
- core adjective (IMPORTANT)
- count noun (OPINION)
- feeling noun (OPINION)
- frame noun (STRUCTURE)
- judgment noun (DECIDE)
- manifesto noun
- mindset noun
- mythology noun (POPULAR BELIEF)
- notion noun
- the other side of the coin idiom
- turn of mind noun
- voice noun (OPINION)
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