anchorpoint
nounUK /ˈæŋ.kə.pɔɪnt/
US /ˈæŋ.kɚ.pɔɪnt/
A spot where something is tied down so it stays in place.
The climber tied the rope to a strong anchorpoint on the rock.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A key reference point used to keep things steady or organized.
The teacher used the calendar as an anchorpoint for the week's lessons.
3. A fixed location in a computer system that helps link or find things.
The web page uses an anchorpoint to jump to the right section.
4. A firm base that gives someone confidence or stability.
Her family was the anchorpoint she relied on during hard times.