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Precision so fine it could thread a needle blindfolded, in the dark, mid-sneeze.
means To locate or identify something with exact, narrow-down accuracy, leaving no room for guesswork.
from Literally the point of a pin — a famously tiny spot — borrowed in the 1840s for things as small and exact as that prick of metal.
Angels hereEchoes the medieval debate on pinheads.
Verb upgradeBecame a verb meaning exact targeting by 1900s.
Wartime famePinpoint bombing made it a military buzzword.