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direct hit

noun as in bull's-eye

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That is until Wednesday, when the Mountain fire made a direct hit, burning numerous homes and sent resident fleeing for safety.

A direct hit would have inflicted catastrophic, region-remaking losses on Tampa and environs, due to NASCAR-speed winds and unprecedented levels of storm surge.

From Slate

Milton did not make a direct hit on Tampa as expected, and instead swerved a little bit south.

From Salon

Officials say the Tampa Bay region could face a direct hit, but the exact path of the storm remains unclear.

On Sunday night, there was a direct hit on Haifa - something which had not happened since Israel and Hezbollah last fought a war in 2006.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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