pinpoint

/pˈɪnpɔ‍ɪnt/

/ˈpɪnˌpɔɪnt/

to pinpoint

MAIN VERB

to precisely locate, identify or indicate something with accuracy, usually in terms of time or space

synonyms : nail

Pinpoint

a very small spot

synonyms : speck

a very brief moment

the sharp point of a pin

Examples

1. These data pinpoint its stage of life in a predictable life cycle.

2. So next step, pinpoint a price point.

3. The researchers pinpointed heart disease as a reason for the deadly discrepancy.

4. Pinpoint the question again, the question.