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Definition of strongpoint

strongpoint

/ˈstrɔːŋˌpɔɪnt/
strong · point

Plural:strongpoints
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• noun

1

A quality, skill, or area in which a person or thing excels; a strong point.

Example

"Clear and diplomatic communication has always been her primary strongpoint as a negotiator."


2

A heavily fortified defensive position within a larger military line or battle zone.

Example

"Historians studied the preserved concrete bunkers that once served as a coastal strongpoint."

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Word Nuance & Usage

When referring to a person's greatest skill or advantage, the open two-word spelling "strong point" is more common in standard English, whereas the closed compound "strongpoint" is traditionally preferred for a fortified defensive position.

Word Origin & Etymology

Coined in the early 20th century (especially during World War I) as a loan translation of the German military term Stützpunkt ('support point').

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