pinpoint (Meaning)

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pinpoint (n)

a very brief moment

a very small spot

the sharp point of a pin

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locate exactly

The scientist was able to pinpoint the exact location of the radioactive leak.
The police investigation pinpointed the time of death to within a 15-minute window.
Medical imaging techniques can pinpoint tumors with remarkable accuracy.
Market analysts pinpoint macroeconomic trends that influence financial decisions.
Psychological testing can pinpoint specific personality traits and cognitive abilities.
The navigation system pinpointed the car's location within a few feet.
Forensic experts pinpoint evidence that links suspects to crimes.
The researcher's study pinpointed a particular gene mutation responsible for the disease.
The search engine pinpointed relevant search results based on user input.
The inspection team pinpointed several safety hazards in the building's electrical system.

a very brief moment, a very small spot, the sharp point of a pin, locate exactly

apex, point,tip, snag, cusp, end, spike, nose, pike, barb

inaccurate, round, incorrect, approximate, wrong, rough, round, coarse, inaccurate, rough

The scientist was able to pinpoint the exact location of the radioactive leak.

The police investigation pinpointed the time of death to within a 15-minute window.

Medical imaging techniques can pinpoint tumors with remarkable accuracy.

Market analysts pinpoint macroeconomic trends that influence financial decisions.