Synonyms for crosshairs
crossha·irs

Princeton's WordNet

1. crosshairsnoun

   a center of interest

   "the war on terrorism has put Saddam Hussein in the crosshairs"

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1. List of paraphrases for "crosshairs":

   sights

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1. Julia Reda:

   Anything Google News.Read want to publish will need to first be approved by these filters, perfectly legal content like parodies and memes will be caught in the crosshairs.

2. Greg Ellis:

   It is exceedingly rare for someone who is tagged as the respondent who has been put in the crosshairs with the false allegation of domestic violence — the silver bullet — to come out and get any kind of semblance of a victory, let alone have a voice, so, the fact that he was able to speak for the first time, and I think we saw from the trial as well, his humanity and the spirit and gentle nature of the man. He was consistent and only took responsibility for his faults and the mistakes that he made. He's never said he's perfect.

3. John Yang:

   It harms our community and puts us in the crosshairs of micro aggressions as well as actual physical violence.

4. Ron Johnson:

   Congressional Democrats have put Congressional Democrats in the crosshairs of another hyperbolic false narrative perpetrated to gain political advantage.

5. Matt Hemingway:

   Were pretty much right in the crosshairs.