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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Turning point
Can we say 'something marked a significant/great/considerable turning point'? Or does turning point alone imply that the change was considerable?
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anonymous Can we say 'something marked a significant/great/considerable turning point'? It's okay to use "great" or "significant", but I wouldn't use "considerable". "
- anonymous Can we say 'something marked a significant/great/considerable turning point'?
- It's okay to use "great" or "significant", but I wouldn't use "considerable".
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anonymousCan we say 'something marked a significant/great/considerable turning point'?
It's okay to use "great" or "significant", but I wouldn't use "considerable". Consider also "a major turning point."
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