noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ exact , precise
▪
There is disagreement within the government over the exact ~ of the referendum.
▪ convenient , fortuitous
▪
The ~ of the meeting is not convenient.
▪ inconvenient , unfortunate
▪
the unfortunate ~ of the announcement
▪ accurate , careful , good , great , impeccable , perfect
▪ right
▪
He knew the ~ was right for a comeback.
▪ bad , poor
▪ split-second
▪ comedic ( esp. AmE ), comic
VERB + TIMING
▪ have
▪
He has the split-second ~ all good players need.
PREPOSITION
▪ with … ~
▪
The punchline was delivered with perfect comic ~.
PHRASES
▪ get the ~ right , get the ~ wrong
▪ a matter of ~
▪
Using press releases to good effect is a matter of ~.
▪ a sense of ~
▪
She has a wonderful sense of ~.