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spot-on
[spot-on, awn]
adjective
exactly right or accurate.
His spot-on impression of the popular politician had us all laughing.
Thanks go to our colleague, whose analysis of the situation was spot on.
spot-on
adjective
informalÌýabsolutely correct; very accurate
your prediction was spot-on
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of spot-on1
Example Sentences
The writing is sharp, the performances spot-on.
He’s as spot-on as the production design’s gridded tile floors or a crisp camera move that pans precisely to a visual gag.
Segel notes that the spot-on work Urie delivered during the first season convinced the show’s creative team he could shoulder the dramatic heft of what was planned for the second.
“Maybe it’s time Tyler James Williams wins an Emmy,†says Glenn Whipp, citing the emotional depth of his performance — and his “spot-on impression†of Quinta Brunson’s Janine — in the season finale.
Paul Rudd, “Only Murders in the Building†“Maybe it’s time Tyler James Williams wins an Emmy. The Season 4 finale of ‘Abbott Elementary’ makes a strong case for him, as we watch Gregory see his father in a different light — and do a spot-on impression of Janine.
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