the crux of something

the crux of something
the crux (of something) phrase
the most important aspect of something

The police didn’t have enough evidence against him. That’s the crux of the matter.

Thesaurus: important thing or detailsynonym
Main entry: crux

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  • crux of something — the crux (of something) phrase the most important aspect of something The police didn’t have enough evidence against him. That’s the crux of the matter. Thesaurus: important thing or detailsynonym Main entry: crux …   Useful english dictionary

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