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Perfected
see synonyms of perfectedAdjective
1. perfected
(of plans, ideas, etc.) perfectly formed
Example Sentences:'a graceful but not yet fully perfected literary style'
WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.
Perfected
see synonyms of perfectedadjective (ˈpɜːfɪkt
)
1.
having all essential elements
2.
unblemished; faultless
a perfect gemstone
3.
correct or precise
perfect timing
4.
utter or absolute
a perfect stranger
5.
excellent in all respects
a perfect day
6. mathematics
exactly divisible into equal integral or polynomial roots
36 is a perfect square
7. botany
a.
(of flowers) having functional stamens and pistils
b.
(of plants) having all parts present
8. grammar
denoting a tense of verbs used in describing an action that has been completed by the subject. In English this is a compound tense, formed with have or has plus the past participle
9. music
a.
of or relating to the intervals of the unison, fourth, fifth, and octave
b. Also: full, final
(of a cadence) ending on the tonic chord, giving a feeling of conclusion
Compare imperfect (sense 6)10. archaic
positive certain, or assured
noun (ˈpɜːfɪkt
)
11. grammar
a.
the perfect tense
b.
a verb in this tense
verb (pəˈfɛkt
) (transitive)
12.
to make perfect; improve to one's satisfaction
he is in Paris to perfect his French
13.
to make fully accomplished
14. printing
to print the reverse side of (a printed sheet of paper)
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Perfected
see synonyms of perfected adjective
1.
complete in all respects; without defect or omission; sound; flawless
2.
in a condition of complete excellence, as in skill or quantity; faultless; most excellent; sometimes used comparatively
“to create a more perfect union”
3.
completely correct or accurate; exact; precise
a perfect copy
4.
without reserve or qualification; pure; utter; sheer; absolute
a perfect fool, perfect stranger
5.
designating a binding of books in which pages are glued to cloth or paper at the spine rather than having the signatures sewn together
6. Botany
monoclinous
7. Grammar
expressing or showing a state or action completed at the time of speaking or at the time indicated: verbs
have three perfect tenses: simple (or present) perfect, past perfect (or pluperfect), and future perfect
8. Music
designating an interval of a unison, fourth, fifth, or octave
verb transitive
9.
to bring to completion
10.
to make perfect or more nearly perfect according to a given standard, as by training
noun
11.
the perfect tense
12.
a verb form in this tense
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Perfected
see synonyms of perfectedadj.
1. Lacking nothing essential to the whole; complete of its nature or kind.
2. Being without defect or blemish: a perfect specimen.
3. Thoroughly skilled or talented in a certain field or area; proficient.
4. Completely suited for a particular purpose or situation: She was the perfect actress for the part.
5.
a. Completely corresponding to a description, standard, or type: a perfect circle; a perfect gentleman.
b. Accurately reproducing an original: a perfect copy of the painting.
6. Complete; thorough; utter: a perfect fool.
7. Pure; undiluted; unmixed: perfect red.
8. Excellent and delightful in all respects: a perfect day.
9. Botany Having both stamens and pistils in the same flower; monoclinous.
10. Capable of sexual reproduction. Used of fungi.
11. Grammar Of, relating to, or constituting a verb form expressing action completed prior to a fixed point of reference in time.
12. Music Designating the three basic intervals of the octave, fourth, and fifth.
n.
1. Grammar The aspect of a verb that expresses action completed prior to a fixed point of reference in time.
2. A verb or verb form having this aspect.
tr.v. (pər-fĕkt) per·fect·ed, per·fect·ing, per·fects
To bring to perfection or completion: perfected the technique to isolate the virus.
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