Definition & Meaning of "[make] a point"

to make a point

to emphasize, express, or communicate a specific idea or argument

Example

While they were discussing the project, she made a point to clarify the deadline.

I wanted to make a point, so I decided to jump in and share my thoughts.

I always make a point of being early.

The speaker posed the question rhetorically, not expecting a direct answer but aiming to make a point.

During the meeting, she wanted to make a point about the importance of teamwork in achieving our goals.

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