bang-on
Spot on, mate
Bang-on means exactly right or perfectly accurate.
Primarily British: Your estimate was bang-on, That's a bang-on description of what happened.
The phrase suggests hitting a target dead center.
As an adverb, it modifies verbs of accuracy: She arrived bang-on at noon.
Perfectly correct, no deviation
- preciseExactly correct, no error
- correctFree from error
- rightMorally proper or entitled
- unerringConsistently accurate, unfailing
pinpoint · perfect · faultless · true · faithful · meticulous · definitive · reliable
Arriving when scheduled
- promptIncite to action
- synchronizedOccurring at the same time
- scheduledArranged for specific time
- clockworkSpring-driven gear system
split-second · well-timed · timely · precise · exact · sharp
Without any flaw
- superbExtremely impressive, first-rate
- flawlessEntirely without fault
- impeccableFree from any defect
- outstandingExceptionally good or unpaid
brilliant · top-notch · first-rate · stellar · fantastic · exceptional · phenomenal · splendid
exact
Perfectly correct, no deviation
unerring · pinpoint · perfect · faultless · true · faithful · meticulous · definitive · reliable · valid
punctual
Arriving when scheduled
- promptIncite to action
- synchronizedOccurring at the same time
- scheduledArranged for specific time
clockwork · split-second · well-timed · timely · precise · exact · sharp
perfect
Without any flaw
- superbExtremely impressive, first-rate
- flawlessEntirely without fault
- impeccableFree from any defect
outstanding · brilliant · top-notch · first-rate · stellar · fantastic · exceptional · phenomenal · splendid · marvelous
bang-onway off
Extremely inaccurate
off the mark · wide of the mark · inaccurate · imprecise · off-target