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decimal point a full stop or a raised full stop placed between the integral and fractional parts of a number in the decimal system decimal point [′des·məl ‚pȯint] (mathematics) A dot written either on or slightly above the line; used to mark the point at which place values change from positive to negative powers of 10 in the decimal number system.
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