spot on
The phrase "spot on" is commonly used in British English to indicate that something is perfectly correct or accurate.
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Definition
B2General
(informal, british)Perfectly accurate or correct.
Example
- His guess was spot on, predicting the exact outcome.
- The description in the guidebook was spot on, matching the place exactly.
B2General
(informal, british)Completely suitable or appropriate.
Example
- Her advice was spot on for the situation.
- The timing of the meeting was spot on, allowing everyone to attend.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "spot on":
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