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perfector

perfector

8.0
A person or machine that makes something much better
  • noun
  • /pərˈfɛktər/
translation icon : perfeccionador
  • As a perfector of software, he focused on improving the user experience significantly.

This is one of their shimmering skin perfectors in liquid form.

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Examples

  • Out of all of their liquid skin perfectors, I love Opal the most.

  • These are all kind of like perfectors for the skin.

  • OK, and finally, current body eye perfector, this is your LED dream.

  • This is the LED eye Perfector from current Body.

  • So this is a skin perfector by Sigma beauty.

  • So the Skin Perfector comes with a foam sponge, so I guess I'm going to be using that to apply it.

  • This is a shimmering skin perfector poured.

  • This is one of their shimmering skin perfectors in liquid form.

  • This is the Becca shimmering skin perfector liquid.

  • This is the Becca shimmering skin Perfector in Pearl.

Synonyms

perfecter
vsperfector
1 6.8

A person who improves something to make it as good as possible

improves greatly but may not reach complete excellence
improver
vsperfector
1 3.7

A person or thing that helps make something better

improves more deeply or can reach near complete excellence

Antonyms

39 5.5

A person or thing that causes great damage

8.6

A person who makes something worse in quality or value

How Effective

perfector
8.0
refiner
  • Specialized
9 5.6
improver
1 3.7
assistant
833 1.0

Surface Forms

perfector singular
perfectors plural

Morphology

perfector = perfect (transparent) = perfect + or

The noun is a regular agentive formation from the verb 'perfect' with the agentive suffix '-or', so its meaning is directly derivable.

Etymology

The word perfector comes from the Latin parts per- 'completely' and facere 'to make', and it shares the same root as perfect. So a perfector is someone or something that 'makes' a thing 'complete' or much better.