Pronunciation

/perˈfekt/

Definitions

Noun

1. Complete without flaw or defect; flawless: “A perfect day at the beach.”
2. Conforming exactly to a standard or ideal: “Her performance was close to perfection.”
3. (mathematics) Having no factors other than 1 and itself: “The number 7 is a prime, therefore perfect.”
4. (music) In a key that contains no sharps or flats: “The song is written in a perfect key.”

Verb

1. To be or make something completely without flaws or errors: “She perfected her technique after months of practice.”
2. To achieve a state of excellence or completeness: “He perfected the recipe for his famous cake.”

Adjective

1. Without fault or error: “The plan was a perfect fit for their needs.”
2. Ideal or optimal: “The solution was a perfect balance between efficiency and simplicity.”
3. Complete or total: “They had a perfect understanding of the situation.”

Phrases

• “Perfect match” indicates a complete compatibility.
• “A perfect stranger” refers to someone with whom one has no prior connection.
• “Practice makes perfect” emphasizes the importance of repetition to achieve excellence.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “After years of searching, she found the perfect diamond engagement ring.”
• Verb: “She spent hours perfecting her painting.”
• Adjective: “Their teamwork was almost perfect, with each member knowing their role perfectly.”

Synonyms

• Flawless
• Ideal
• Unmatched
• Optimal
• Complete
• Perfectly
• Exquisite
• Idealistic
• Seamless