Dead and Spot on

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Dead adjective - No longer living.

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Spot on and dead are semantically related. (British) In some cases you can use "Spot on" instead an adjective "Dead". informal substitute

Nearby Word: deadly

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Dead and spot on are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dead" instead an adjective phrase "Spot on".

Incidentally, they were fairly spot on with "Arsch", as the villain indeed was "im Arsch" - aka dead.

Source: His Name Is...
The characterization is spot on, the relationships move at a believable pace, and the story can flip-flop from hilarious to heartwarming to dead serious with ease.

Source: Fanfic Recs / Ace Attorney
Stefanik wrestles with the man and beats him, taking the gun in the process, but declines to shoot the man, instead deliberately smearing his opponent's hand over the infected spot on his dead assistant's face, so that he'll dissolve slowly from his hand up.

Source: Film / Agent for H.A.R.M.

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