dead-on (Meaning)

Wordnet

dead-on (s)

accurate and to the point

His assessment of the situation was dead-on, highlighting the key issues with precision.
She made a dead-on prediction about the outcome of the game, much to everyone's amazement.
The detective's instincts were dead-on, leading him straight to the culprit.
His imitation of the actor was so accurate, it was dead-on.
The engineer's calculations were dead-on, ensuring the bridge's stability.
The comedian's timing was dead-on, eliciting uproarious laughter from the audience.
Her aim with the dart was dead-on, hitting the bullseye effortlessly.
The forecast turned out to be dead-on, with rain arriving exactly as predicted.
His description of the suspect was dead-on, aiding in their swift apprehension.
The chef's recreation of the recipe was dead-on, capturing the flavors perfectly.

accurate and to the point

accurate, true, correct, good, logical, perfect, valid, exact, on the money, spot-on

false, incorrect, untrue, wrong, untrue,wrong, inaccurate, off, inaccurate, improper

His assessment of the situation was dead-on, highlighting the key issues with precision.

She made a dead-on prediction about the outcome of the game, much to everyone's amazement.

The detective's instincts were dead-on, leading him straight to the culprit.

His imitation of the actor was so accurate, it was dead-on.