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precision

[pri-sizh-uhn] / prɪˈsɪʒ ən /


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Once considered the weakest aspect of his game, it now bears a striking resemblance to Djokovic's rhythmic motion, from which the Serb produces devastating precision.

From BBC

With his signature grit and precision, he looked every bit the player who had played 10 finals in Melbourne without losing a single one.

From The Wall Street Journal

Then there was Billy Porter, who took “Always Be My Baby” way over the top with wild vocal runs that made up for what they lacked in precision with — well, mostly with volume.

From Los Angeles Times

That is also transforming the image of an accessory that is "completely useless, very traditional, very masculine, and which requires great precision in terms of collar, knot and length", he said.

From Barron's

It landed with such perfect precision that the branches of one of the trees came to a stop half an inch from a window, as if reaching out to stroke the glass.

From Literature