Definition of «dead aim»

The phrase "dead aim" refers to having precise and accurate targeting, typically when referring to shooting or hitting a specific object. It means that one has perfect focus, control, and precision in their actions, resulting in a successful outcome. The term can also be used figuratively to describe any situation where someone is highly skilled and performs flawlessly.

Sentences with «dead aim»

The course is wet and soft, allowing the best in the world to take dead aim at these pins on receptive greens. (sbnation.com)
Instead, he takes dead aim on the contemporary mean streets but always with an eye toward tackling the big themes. (booklistonline.com)
When arguing for charter rent during a primary debate in June, de Blasio took dead aim at Moskowitz, saying, «There's no way in hell Eva Moskowitz should get free rent, OK?» (politico.com)
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