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Pinch point
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a place where something becomes narrow, often causing a restriction or bottleneck
pinch point
n
Example
Traffic often builds up at pinch points like bridges and tunnels during rush hour.
The team faced a pinch point in their workflow when the printer broke down unexpectedly.
Adequate staffing is crucial to avoid pinch points in customer service during peak times.
The meeting room's small size created a pinch point for accommodating all the attendees comfortably.
In project management, identifying potential pinch points early helps in smoother execution of plans.
