More to the point

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adverb

To say something that is more relevant, important or appropriate.

The weather is good, but more to the point, did you pack the picnic?
Visual representation of "more to the point" - To say something that is more relevant, important or appropriate.

Often appears as...

  • but more to the point
  • it's more to the point

Usage tips

Idiomatic

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Visual representation of "more to the point"
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Context Shift

Indicates a shift to a more crucial or relevant point in the conversation.

Illustration for Context Shift
You're concerned about the color of the car, but more to the point, is it reliable?
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Refocusing

Used to steer the conversation back on track or highlight what's truly important.

Illustration for Refocusing
The meeting started late, but more to the point, the agenda was not followed.
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Discreet Emphasis

Adds emphasis to the statement that follows without being too forceful.

Illustration for Discreet Emphasis
He dresses well, but more to the point, he always conducts himself professionally.
Visual representation of the word "More to the point"

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