sight-shot (Meaning)

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sight-shot (n.)

Distance to which the sight can reach or be thrown.

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The archer's sight-shot arrow flew straight towards the bullseye with precision.
The golfer's sight-shot approach shot landed on the green, giving him a good birdie opportunity.
The tennis player's sight-shot return was perfectly placed, forcing his opponent to scramble.
The basketball player's sight-shot three-pointer soared through the hoop from a distance.
The pool player's sight-shot shot into the corner pocket sent the crowd into a frenzy.
The hunter's sight-shot arrow pierced the deer's heart, ending the pursuit.
The photographer's sight-shot captured the perfect moment of the sunset over the ocean.
The artist's sight-shot sketch portrayed the subject's likeness with remarkable accuracy.
The driver's sight-shot maneuver around the corner avoided a potential collision.
The surgeon's sight-shot incision ensured a precise and successful operation.

Distance to which the sight can reach or be thrown.

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The archer's sight-shot arrow flew straight towards the bullseye with precision.

The golfer's sight-shot approach shot landed on the green, giving him a good birdie opportunity.

The tennis player's sight-shot return was perfectly placed, forcing his opponent to scramble.

The basketball player's sight-shot three-pointer soared through the hoop from a distance.