have a point
Make some sense
To have a point is to make a valid or reasonable argument, even if you don't entirely agree with the person making it: I still think we should go, but you have a point about the weather.
The phrase acknowledges that someone's reasoning deserves consideration.
She has a point—we really should have called ahead.
Admit something reluctantly
- admitConfess or grant entry
- grantBestow or award money
- acknowledgeConfirm receipt or truth
- acceptConsent to receive
agree · recognize · validate · affirm · confirm · fair enough · touché · duly noted
Conforming to fact
- correctFree from error
- rightMorally proper or entitled
- validLegally or logically sound
- truthfulAccurate and sincere
factual · legitimate · sound · justified · defensible · undeniable · irrefutable · credible
Able to persuade
- compellingPowerfully engaging or persuasive
- persuasiveAble to convince others
- argumentReasoned case or dispute
- eloquentFluent and persuasive
articulate · influential · forceful · strong · effective · reasoned · solid · airtight
Mentally sharp, discerning
- perceptiveQuick to understand
- shrewdPractically clever, perceptive
- keenSharp or enthusiastic
- sharpFine-edged, or astute
penetrating · discerning · wise · sagacious · profound · enlightening · thought-provoking · eye-opening
concede
Admit something reluctantly
- admitConfess or grant entry
- grantBestow or award money
- acknowledgeConfirm receipt or truth
accept · agree · recognize · validate · affirm · confirm · fair enough · touché · duly noted · understood
accurate
Conforming to fact
truthful · factual · legitimate · sound · justified · defensible · undeniable · irrefutable · credible · substantiated
convincing
Able to persuade
- compellingPowerfully engaging or persuasive
- persuasiveAble to convince others
- argumentReasoned case or dispute
eloquent · articulate · influential · forceful · strong · effective · reasoned · solid · airtight · bulletproof
astute
Mentally sharp, discerning
- perceptiveQuick to understand
- shrewdPractically clever, perceptive
- keenSharp or enthusiastic
sharp · penetrating · discerning · wise · sagacious · profound · enlightening · thought-provoking · eye-opening · illuminating