Hanapin
To the point that
/tə ðə pˈɔɪnt ðˈat/
/tə ðə pˈɔɪnt ðˈæt/to the point that
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hanggang sa puntong
used to describe a situation where something has reached a particular level or condition, often implying that it has become excessive or extreme
Halimbawa
They argued about the issue for hours, to the point that they were both emotionally drained and exhausted.
He has been working so hard, to the point that he's neglecting his health.
She practiced her speech so much to the point that she could recite it word for word without any hesitation.
The workload at the office has increased to the point that employees are feeling overwhelmed and stressed.
The noise from the construction next door has escalated to the point that it's disrupting our daily activities.
