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pinpoint

[pin-point] / ˈpɪnˌpɔɪnt /


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"You hear him talking about things you wouldn't ordinarily consider, or even see, when you're walking down the street – but he puts a pinpoint accuracy on it that's impossible to ignore."

From BBC

What White can’t pinpoint is what is the tipping point at which these debt mountains suddenly become a systemic threat.

From MarketWatch

By reconstructing these ancient genomes, researchers were able to pinpoint where the viruses had integrated into human chromosomes.

From Science Daily

Their findings pinpoint a deep prehistoric moment when dogs started to differ noticeably in both size and skull shape.

From Science Daily

Security officials urge family members not to telegraph appearances at charity events or to post on social media about vacations or other activities that pinpoint their locations.

From The Wall Street Journal