perfection
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- noun
- /pərˈfɛkʃən/
- You were demanding, and you expected nothing less than perfection from your students.
- achieve perfection
- reach perfection
- human perfection
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- Talk to me about perfection or the idea of it.
- I aim towards perfection for myself, which is bad.
- So he says it's not moral perfection that's taken seriously.
- Overall, I think this product is perfection and it's simply genius.
- That whole thing of perfection hurt me musically.
- Once we've tasted the forbidden fruit of perfection, will we still be human?
- What does perfection of this sort require?
- He's looking for the man who's looking for perfection, and perfection is Christ.
- Do you know then there's no radiance, There's perfection, flawlessness, right?
- Again, don't let perfection be the enemy of good.
- You know, so I think, look, there are things where perfection or close to it matter.
- I, I think we, I don't know who's perfection I'm trying to live up to.
- My goal is perfection, but I will never reach perfection.
- It is just colorful perfection right here.
- It was perfection, like true comfort food to me.
- And Nicki Minaj just she was she was pop perfection back then to me.
- These are just perfection for your brows.
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The recipe is designed to achieve culinary perfection with every dish.
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Overall, I think this product is perfection and it's simply genius.
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Talk to me about perfection or the idea of it.
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What does perfection of this sort require?
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You know, so I think, look, there are things where perfection or close to it matter.
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I worked all day on this little piece of perfection.
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But Feruche was as close to perfection as a castle could be.
Fiction book (1992) -
The only hope is in serenity, whose root lies in the perfection of the soul.
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You're famous for your dedication to perfection.
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The crowd, for once, was still, moved by the perfection and serenity that was Elise.
Fiction book (1994)
Synonyms
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7.8
A person or thing that shows the highest level of quality
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4.2
The state of having everything needed
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3.8
A state when something has no mistakes or faults
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9.9
The best or most perfect example of something
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5.4
A state of having no mistakes or problems
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9.9
A perfect example of a person or thing that people admire
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9.9
A state of being perfect or the best possible
A state of being complete and without fault
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Etymology
Perfection comes from the Latin parts per- 'completely' and facere 'to make', and it shares the same root as perfect. So perfection means something that is 'completely made'—a perfect example without mistakes.