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pin point

NOUN
mucro
Synonyms
WEAK
acicula acumination apex awn barb beak bill cape claw cusp dagger foreland head headland jag mucronation nib prick prickler promontory prong snag spike spine spire spur sticker stiletto summit sword thorn tine tip tooth
NOUN
mucronation
Synonyms
WEAK
acicula acumination apex awn barb beak bill cape claw cusp dagger foreland head headland jag mucro nib prick prickler promontory prong snag spike spine spire spur sticker stiletto summit sword thorn tine tip tooth
NOUN
point
Synonyms
STRONG
apex awn barb beak bill cape claw cusp dagger foreland head headland jag nib prick promontory prong snag spike spine spire spur sticker stiletto summit sword thorn tine tip tooth
WEAK
prickler
Antonyms
STRONG
bottom nadir
WEAK
bluntness dullness personality whole

Example Sentences

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Appelhans can pin point the exact moment back in June when he realised they had a hit on their hands.

From BBC • Oct. 11, 2025

We used this to pin point the location to a road in Columbia Heights - about two miles north of the White House - and headed there to find out more about what happened.

From BBC • Aug. 26, 2025

Showers are notoriously difficult to pin point with accuracy and therefore while the app may show you a threat of showers, it's worth looking at the percentage chance throughout the day.

From BBC • Apr. 2, 2024

Finally the Americans silenced the guns and learned why that pin point on the map had been so important to the Germans : aboard flatcars on a railroad siding were a dozen new V-2 rockets.

From Time Magazine Archive

For an instant he glowered, and I saw the pupils of his coal-black eyes contract to a pin point.

From In Jeopardy by Sutphen, Van Tassel