pin point

as inpoint
as inmucro
as inmucronation

Synonyms for pin point

noun sharp end, top, end of extension

Antonyms for pin point

Word Origin & History

also pin-point, "point of a pin," 1849, from pin (n.) + point (n.). Taken into aeronautics in sense "place identified from the air," hence verb meaning "locate precisely" (1917), which originally was aviators' slang. Related: Pinpointed; pinpointing. As an adjective, "performed with precisional accuracy," 1944, originally of aerial bombing.

Example Sentences for pin point

Painfully the arrow (in this case a pin point) was taken from the eye.

"We've got to pin point this thing," I said as we went back to her living room.

The electric potentiality of Niagara in a pin point of dust of yellow fire.

The Moon had dwindled to a pin point of light beside the crescent Earth.

A second flash—giant and terrible nearby—a pin point of light among the stars.

It was a strain as delicate as a pin point ray of light in a dark room, but it made Kate tremble.

His burning cigarette made a pin point of light as he tossed it into the river.

The electron moon paled to the size of a pin point, then went out.

The compressed air drives the oil to the lantern, up through that burner in a hole hardly big enough to take a pin point.

Practically, a dot may be larger than a pin point and may have definite shape—a square dot or a round dot.

pin point

Synonyms for pin point

Antonyms for pin point

More words related to pin point

mucro

mucronation

point

points