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pinpoint
/ ˈ±èɪ²ÔËŒ±èɔɪ²Ô³Ù /
verb
- to locate or identify exactly
to pinpoint a place on a map
to pinpoint a problem
noun
- an insignificant or trifling thing
- the point of a pin
- modifier exact
a pinpoint aim
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Example Sentences
Their goal was to pinpoint what biological conditions might predispose some people to the problem.
"It's quite a lot to pinpoint exactly the relationship and the power dynamic that was existing between Denmark, Sweden and the community at Sutton Hoo at this time, just based off-one find," she says.
He worked to pinpoint the reasons for head-scratching mistakes that seemed to follow him every week.
"Nigeria's class system is hard to pinpoint. It's not just about money, it's about perception," explains the radio presenter.
Had they successfully deployed and captured Ukrainian troops' mobile phone data as planned, they might have used it to pinpoint those same troops on the battlefield – leading Russian forces to Western-supplied Ukrainian air defences.
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