Perfect

Meaning

Adj

●

Fitting its

precisely.

●

Having

its

in

with a common purpose.

●

Without

or

; without

, of

quality.

Exact,

the

aspects.

Having

or

a part.

Of a person: having

or

a

; of a

: having been

or

.

Fully

or very

;

skilled

●

Excellent and

respects.

●

Morally or

or ideal.

●

In Grammar:

Representing a

action.

●

In Biology:

Sexually

and

differentiated.

●

In Botany:

Of

: having both

(stamens) and

(carpels).

●

In Mathematics:

Of a number:

to the

of its

divisors.

●

In Mathematical analysis:

Of a set:

to its set of

, i.e. set A is

if A=A'.

●

In Music:

Describing an

or any

compound interval

of a

,

, or

and

that are not tritones.

●

Made with

of

and

vermouth.

●

Well

; certain; sure.

●

Innocent,

; without blemish.

●

Sane, of

mind.

Noun

●

In Grammar:

The

, or a form

.

●

In Video games:

A

; the

of

a

or

with no mistakes.

●

In Christianity:

A

of the Cathar movement.

Verb

●

To make

; to improve or hone.

●

In Law:

To take an

, usually the

of a

in the

, that

a

right.

Sourced from

Origin

perfect

English

perfit

Middle English (1100-1500)

parfit

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

perfectus

Latin

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