one shot (Meaning)
one shot (n)
a charge of ammunition for a single shot
one shot
that is complete or effective through being done or used or applied only once, that is not followed by something else of the same kind
Synonyms & Antonyms of one shot
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one shot Sentence Examples
- The marksman took one shot and hit the target dead center.
- The hunter crept silently through the undergrowth, waiting for the one shot that would end the hunt.
- The gambler bet her entire fortune on one shot, but the cards turned against her.
- The photographer waited patiently for the one shot that would capture the perfect moment.
- The surgeon performed the risky operation with one shot of anesthesia, trusting in his skill.
- The artist painted a masterpiece in one shot, without any preliminary sketches.
- The musician played the piano with such passion that each note seemed like one shot of emotion.
- The actress gave a performance of a lifetime, delivering every line with one shot of raw intensity.
- The scientist developed a vaccine in one shot, saving countless lives from a deadly disease.
- The author wrote the novel in one shot, pouring out his heart and soul onto the page.
FAQs About the word one shot
a charge of ammunition for a single shotthat is complete or effective through being done or used or applied only once, that is not followed by something else of
one-off,occasional, intermittent,onetime, infrequent,irregular, nonce, inconstant
common, ordinary, periodical, ordinary, familiar, routine, usual, recurrent, steady, steady
The marksman took one shot and hit the target dead center.
The hunter crept silently through the undergrowth, waiting for the one shot that would end the hunt.
The gambler bet her entire fortune on one shot, but the cards turned against her.
The photographer waited patiently for the one shot that would capture the perfect moment.
