make a point of (doing or saying something) -Idioms

Idioms

make a point of (doing or saying something)

to do or say something with a definite intention, to be sure to do something

I make a point of visiting my grandmother often.

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make a practice of (something)

make a reservation

make a run for it

make a silk purse out of a sow's ear

make a stink (about something)

make allowances for (someone or something)

make amends for (something)

make an all-out effort

make an appearance

reach an impasse

(not) have anything to do with someone

step up (something)

in exchange for (someone or something)

run out of (something)

make (someone or something) available to (someone)

a cut above (someone or something)

speak off the cuff

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