sharpshooting
- adjective
- /ˈʃɑːrpˌʃuːtɪŋ/
- The movie featured a sharpshooting detective who never missed a shot.
Examples
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He was chosen for the mission because of his sharpshooting abilities.
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The sharpshooting skills of the team impressed everyone at the competition.
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The sharpshooting skills of the athlete amazed everyone.
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She is known for her sharpshooting abilities in competitions.
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The soldier demonstrated his sharpshooting skills during the military training exercise.
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Her sharpshooting abilities impressed the judges at the shooting competition.
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The police officer's sharpshooting helped him hit the target without causing any collateral damage.
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Etymology
Sharpshooting comes from joining sharp ('keen' or 'very exact') and shooting ('firing a gun'), so it gives the image of someone with a 'sharp' eye and perfect aim. That's why as an adjective it describes very accurate shooting.