bullet point
Agenda item indicator
A bullet point is a typographical marker—a dot, dash, or symbol—used to introduce items in a list.
The term also refers to the item itself: Her résumé had six bullet points under each job.
Bullet points signal discrete, parallel pieces of information, making documents easier to scan.
To bullet-point something is to reduce it to such a list: Can you bullet-point the main takeaways?
list
Sequence of recorded items
- itemizeList by particulars
- enumerationSequential listing of items
- outlineSummary of key elements
checklist · dot · disc · circle · square · indentation · subitem · markup · glyph · symbol
- Outline Partsheading, subheading, title, introduction, conclusion
- word processingword processor, WordPerfect, text editor, Microsoft Word, copy
- brevitybrevity, concise, succinct, terse, pithy
- document partstitle, page, paragraph, sentence, chapter
- marksmark, blemish, blotch, stroke, seal of approval
- presentationspresentation, slides, slide, keynote, slideshow
list format
bullet pointnumbered list
Ordered series with digits
number · numeral · ordinal · Roman numeral
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