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put too fine a point on

be too precise, split hairs If you want to put too fine a point on it, the color is actually russet.

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To belabor, focus too abundant on, or amplify the accent of some point or accessory detail. (Most frequently acclimated in the abrogating byword "not to put too accomplished a point on it.") I apologize. I was affronted and—not to put too accomplished a point on it—a little bit bashed back I said those things. I may be putting too accomplished a point on it, but hadn't we agreed on a 25% fee, not 28%?Learn more: fine, on, point, put

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Fig. to accomplish too abundant out of something; to abide ever continued on a baby detail of a complaint or argument. (Usually with not. Formal or stilted.) Not to put too accomplished a point on it, but did you absolutely beggarly to say that Paul was the above secretary of the organization? Wasn't he the agnate secretary? When he said that anybody was angry, he put too accomplished a point on it.Learn more: fine, on, point, put

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