0 completely accurate or correct:
He amazed them all by making dead-on predictions.
She could do dead-on impressions of her boss.
"Is that a fair assessment?" "I think that's absolutely dead-on."
He's a dead-on guy.
1 exactly:
You're dead-on right about that.
The results were fifty-fifty, dead on.
To me, your insights about work and life usually seem dead-on.
Set in the late 1950s and early 1960s, "Mad Men" was a dead-on depiction of the era, with its vast inequities between the sexes.
The opinion polls before the election turned out to be dead on.
The projections for how much the tax would bring in were almost dead-on correct.
