Fair
Fair adjective - Not stormy or cloudy.
Point-blank and fair are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Point-blank" instead an adjective "Fair".
Point-blank
Point-blank adjective - Close enough to go straight to the target.
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Synonyms for Point-blank
Fair and point-blank are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fair" instead an adjective phrase "Point-blank".
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Taken to Artistic License Physics levels when Harber manages to block a point-blank shot from Linda with a pillow.note To be fair, she missed, but the way Ross Hagen holds the pillow when the squib fires makes it look like he was blocking the shot with it.
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This forces Gun-toting characters to fight at at least half of their strength if they aren't overpowered compared to their target (To be fair, the second-strongest Gun skill "Point-Blank Blaster" moved the Gunner out of harm's way.)
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No Range Like Point-Blank Range: Both the soldiers in The Fighting Machine and the Thunderchild in its titular song wait for the Martians to get ridiculously close before opening fire (although, to be fair, the Thunderchild deliberately held its fire in the book as well).
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