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dead-on
[ ded-on, -awn ]
adjective
- exactly right, accurate, or pertinent:
The film director has a dead-on feel for characterization.
Word History and Origins
Origin of dead-on1
Example Sentences
Perhaps that goes some way to explain her mass appeal later in life, expanded in no small way by “Downton” creator Julian Fellowes’ dead-on writing for the show.
Weirdly, your timing was dead-on for people searching for a comedic break from what is going on in the world.
“Her pitch was dead-on, and her rhythm was a lift to the spirit,” Mr. Reich said.
Cannon was dead-on about the increasingly high prices at the amusement park.
Johnson, known for dead-on impressions of Donald Trump and Joe Biden, was tapped for his ability to spend a lot of time improvising in character, a flair he also shows on his Instagram account.
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