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miss the mark in American English 1. to fail in achieving one's aim; be unsuccessful in one's attempt See full dictionary entry for mark Examples of 'miss the mark' in a sentencemiss the mark If masquerades aren't crowded, they tend to miss the mark.Revisionists claim that depictions of a cruel people miss the mark.But such comparisons, many cycling insiders have noted, miss the mark.They divert your attention from the predictable chases and jokes that miss the mark.He did not rage, he was splendidly emotional and his humour did not miss the mark.With such a collection to select from, the buyers should get it right but sometimes they miss the mark.Detached from the band's wacky antics, the profanity-strewn, cliché-ridden hip-hop ditties miss the mark by a mile.Unfortunately, like so many comedies that miss the mark, it tries too hard to be funny.Even celebrities miss the mark sometimes.It doesn't wholly miss the mark, but hopefully series four will put the super back in the supernatural. |