American English
/ˈvjuˌpɔɪnt̚/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
a way of thinking about a problem or situation
In “viewpoint,” the strongest stress is on “view,” with lighter stress on “point”: /ˈvjuˌpɔɪnt̚/.
a way of thinking about a problem or situation
From my viewpoint, the plan is too expensive.
We need to understand the other viewpoint.
Do not always translate viewpoint as “opinion”; it can also mean “a place with a view.”
different viewpoints · personal viewpoint · political viewpoint · express a viewpoint
from + my/your/his/her/their + viewpoint
viewpoint on + topic
a place from which you can see something, especially a landscape
We stopped at a viewpoint overlooking the valley.
The hilltop viewpoint has a beautiful view of the city.
scenic viewpoint · hilltop viewpoint · popular viewpoint
a + viewpoint + overlooking + place
from + the + viewpoint
in my opinion
From my viewpoint, the plan is too expensive.