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at some point

idiom
Meaning

at a time that is not specific or decided yet, but will happen in the future or happened in the past.


Examples
SIMPLE

You must finish your work at some point today.

CONTEXTUAL

We have been talking about moving to a new city, and we will probably do it at some point next year.

COMPLEX

Although the project seems impossible right now, we will surely encounter a solution at some point if we continue to analyze the data with patience and focus.

Last updated April 22, 2026