IPA: /ˈstændpɔɪnt/
KK: /ˈstændˌpɔɪnt/
A way of thinking about or looking at something; a particular opinion or perspective.
From her standpoint, the project was a success despite the challenges.
Standpoint → It is formed from "stand" (from Old English "standan", meaning to remain in a place) and "point" (from Latin "punctum", meaning a sharp end or a specific location). The word "standpoint" refers to a specific position or perspective from which one views or considers something.
Think of someone 'remaining' ('stand') at a 'specific location' ('point') to see things from that perspective — that's what a standpoint means.
No commonly confused words.