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turning point
*turning point
Fig. a time when things may change; a point at which a change of course is possible or desirable. (Originally nautical. Fig. on the image of a ship approaching a point where a change of course has been planned. (*Typically: be at ~; come to ~; reach ~.) Things are at to a turning point. Bob can no longer afford the payments on his car. I think we have come to a turning point and there ought to be some improvement henceforth.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Lala | | - | Bulgarian |
| Leoncio | | le-ON-thyo (Spanish), le-ON-syo (Latin American Spanish) | Spanish |
| Ithiel | | - | Biblical |
| Ioachim | | - | Judeo-Christian Legend |
| Anush | | - | Armenian |
| Acreman | | ['eikəmən] | |