Word
talking point
Meanings
A prepared key message or argument used to guide what someone says in a discussion, speech, or interview.
A subject or issue that people discuss, especially one that attracts attention or disagreement.
Definition
A talking point is a prepared idea or statement used to guide what someone says in a discussion, speech, or interview.
A talking point is a short, planned message that helps someone stay on topic while speaking. It is often used in meetings, interviews, debates, or presentations to highlight key arguments. People may share talking points so a group communicates consistent messages.
Examples
- Before the press conference, she memorized each talking point.
- The coach gave the captain a talking point to share with the team.
- In the debate, he repeated the same talking point again and again.
- Cost became the main talking point during the meeting.
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