Pronunciation: /ɪnˈflɛkʃən pɔɪnt/
noun a point on a curve at which the curve changes from increasing to decreasing, or vice versa
A1 I reached an inflection point in my career when I decided to change jobs.
A2 The company's profits started to decline, signaling an inflection point in their financial performance.
B1 The team realized they had reached an inflection point in their project when they had to make a major decision.
B2 The new marketing strategy proved to be the inflection point that led to a significant increase in sales.
C1 The CEO recognized the inflection point in the market and made strategic changes to stay ahead of the competition.
C2 The discovery of a new technology marked an inflection point in the industry, revolutionizing the way products were developed.
formal The company reached an inflection point where they needed to reevaluate their business strategy.
informal Once we hit that inflection point, things really started to change around here.
slang Dude, that was the inflection point of the whole situation.
figurative The argument reached an inflection point when both parties refused to compromise.
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