pinpoint
transitive verb
- to show the location of (a place on a map, etc.) by sticking in a pin
- to locate, define, or focus on precisely
noun
- the point of a pin
- something trifling or insignificant
adjective
- minute, exact, precise, etc.
- very fine in texture: said of textiles: pinpoint oxford cloth
See pinpoint in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(pĭnˈpointˌ)
noun- Something extremely small or trifling.
- A very small or sharp point: a pinpoint of light.
- A point on a map marking a precise location or target.
transitive verb pin·point·ed,
pin·point·ing,
pin·points - To locate or identify with precision.
- To take precise aim at: pinpoint a target.
- To direct attention to: We pinpointed the flaws in his argument.
adjective- Meticulously precise: measured the line with pinpoint accuracy.
- Extremely small; minuscule: pinpoint creatures.
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