Antonyms for breaking pointbreak·ing point

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1. • Psychology
   • Stress

Princeton's WordNet

1. breaking pointnoun

   (psychology) stress at which a person breaks down or a situation becomes crucial

2. breaking pointnoun

   the degree of tension or stress at which something breaks

How to use breaking point in a sentence?

1. Marcy Whitebook:

   Most programs are at a breaking point because it's just a hard business, it doesn't add up.

2. Eric Adams:

   With more than 41,000 asylum-seekers arriving in New York City since last spring and nearly 28,000 asylum-seekers currently in our care, our city is at its breaking point.

3. Maya MacGuineas:

   The breaking point is like an invisible dog fence, you don't know where it is, but if you actually hit it, it'll be a huge problem.

4. Jill Potts:

   We're going to reach a breaking point here.

5. Societe Generale strategist Kenneth Broux:

   That was a sort of breaking point for broader risk assets when stops went off and the selloff started accelerating. the 1.5% level (on U.S. Treasuries) is really pivotal.

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