
Be on the mark
Context Matters
Use 'on the mark' when complementing someone's accuracy in predictions or assumptions.

Your analysis of the market trend was on the mark.
Not Literal
'On the mark' often refers to non-physical accuracy, like ideas or statements, not hitting a physical target.

Your interpretation of the poem was on the mark.
Subjective Perception
Sometimes 'on the mark' reflects a personal opinion on how correct something feels, not just facts.

I think your opinion on the issue is on the mark.
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