marksmanship

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marksmanship

The soldier demonstrates excellent marksmanship at the rifle range.

Definition

Noun: The skill or ability of a person in shooting a firearm or other projectile weapon accurately. It specifically refers to the proficiency in hitting a target.

Usage

"Marksmanship" is an uncountable noun. It describes a person's capability or the quality of their shooting. It is often used in contexts involving training, competition, or evaluation of shooting skills. * Good marksmanship requires steady hands and focus. * The soldier was awarded a medal for his exceptional marksmanship. * The course focuses on improving basic marksmanship.

Examples
  • Her marksmanship with a rifle is impressive.
  • The competition tests both speed and marksmanship.
  • Consistent practice is essential for developing good marksmanship.
Advanced Usage
  • "to demonstrate/show/prove one's marksmanship": To display one's shooting skill.
    • The recruit proved his marksmanship during the final qualification test.
  • "a test/evaluation of marksmanship": An assessment of shooting skill.
    • All police officers must pass an annual marksmanship test.
Variants and Related Words
  • Marksman (n): A person skilled in shooting, especially with a rifle. (Plural: Marksmen)
    • He is a trained marksman.
  • Markswoman (n): A woman skilled in shooting. (Plural: Markswomen)
    • She is the top markswoman on the team.
Synonyms
  • Shooting skill/proficiency: A more general phrase for the same ability.
  • Accuracy: While broader, it can specifically refer to precision in shooting.
  • Aim: Can refer to the act or skill of directing a shot.
Related Phrases
  • Precision shooting: Emphasizes extreme accuracy, often at long range.
  • Target practice: The activity of shooting at targets to improve skill.
marksmanship

The soldier demonstrates excellent marksmanship at the rifle range.

Noun
  1. skill in shooting