Adjective(1) meticulously precise
Noun(1) a very brief moment(2) a very small spot(3) the sharp point of a pin
Verb(1) locate exactly,define,locate(2) locate exactly(3) define(4) locate
Adjective(1) meticulously precise
Noun(1) a very brief moment(2) a very small spot(3) the sharp point of a pin
Verb(1) locate exactly,define,locate(2) locate exactly(3) define(4) locate
(1) He gave a flawless performance inspiring confidence by his pinpoint accuracy.(2) He picked up a ball inside his own 22, charged forward before kicking with pinpoint accuracy to the other end where the ball bounced into touch.(3) Last season, he looked as though his arm was dead and his pinpoint accuracy was missing.(4) The administration wants to minimize civilian casualties through pinpoint attacks using high-tech precision weapons.(5) Scanner's visual tracks 1 and 2 focus upon a pinpoint of pulsating light from which extend lines of variegated, rapidly changing colours.(6) They became experts at reducing multi-storey monstrosities to a haze of concrete with pinpoint accuracy.(7) In the middle of the blackness, there was a tiny pinpoint of light.(8) The energy constricted in a tiny pinpoint of fire, shot against his walls, and broke through!(9) With a target centre the size of a 10-cent piece it needed pinpoint accuracy to win.(10) The laser actually vaporizes a pinpoint of your skin.(11) The maps below illustrate, with pinpoint accuracy, just how much of Sark I've covered on my travels.(12) A pinpoint of light appeared, the light forming a cross, small and so far out of reach.(13) It's comfortable, remarkably light and alarmingly easy to use, and what it lacks in pinpoint accuracy it makes up for in rate of fire.(14) It was a pinpoint of light but still it stood out from all the other stars, and it emitted a dull, orange glow.(15) They not only have great pace but also take great running lines, pass the ball with pinpoint accuracy and come onto it from depth.(16) She felt a warm dot on her forehead, like a tiny pinpoint of light.
