Collocation
That is a fair point.
A reasonable, valid, or well-considered argument, observation, or opinion; something that deserves to be acknowledged or taken into account.
Definition
'That is a fair point.' is a common English collocation. A reasonable, valid, or well-considered argument, observation, or opinion; something that deserves to be acknowledged or taken into account.
(be) a + fair + point
“After listening to both sides of the argument, I have to admit that is a fair point.”
Examples
- I hadn't considered it that way before, but that is a fair point you've raised.
- She made a fair point about the importance of including all stakeholders in the decision.
- My colleague conceded that it was a fair point regarding the project's extended timeline.
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- While I disagree with some of your conclusions, that is a fair point about the economic impact.
- The speaker's argument was complex, but he included several fair points that resonated with the audience.
- Even my opponent admitted that it was a fair point during the heated debate.
- That is a fair point, and we should definitely take it into account before making a final decision.
- The committee discussed many proposals, and hers was a fair point about the feasibility of the plan.
- You're absolutely right, that's a fair point about the potential environmental consequences.
- He offered a fair point when he suggested an alternative solution to the recurring problem.
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