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Meaning of perfect
The primary meaning of the word "perfect" is something that is completely faultless or flawless.
Etymology of perfect
The word "perfect" comes from the Latin "perfectus", which is the past participle of "perficere", meaning "to complete" or "to finish", from "per-" (meaning "through" or "thoroughly") and "-ficere" (meaning "to do" or "to make")
Historically, the word "perfect" has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that is complete, finished, or flawless
Synonyms
flawless
faultless
impeccable
immaculate
spotless
blameless
errorless
infallible
unblemished
undefiled
untainted
pure
absolute
complete
entire
whole
intact
unbroken
uninterrupted
unspoiled
unmarred
unmutilated
unreduced
unrestrained
unrestricted
flawless
consummate
mature
ripe
finished
polished
refined
cultivated
sophisticated
elegant
exquisite
sublime
supreme
outstanding
exceptional
extraordinary
remarkable
phenomenal
ideal
model
exemplary
quintessential
archetypal
classic
ultimate
supreme
crowning
utter
sheer
outright
thorough
thoroughgoing
uttermost
utmost
extreme
maximal
maximum
optimal
best
finest
greatest
topmost
top
superior
transcendent
unparalleled
unmatched
unrivaled
peerless
matchless
incomparable
unbeatable
unsurpassed
Definitions
- Having all the required or desirable elements, qualities, or characteristics; completely faultless or flawless
- * Completely accurate or exact
- * Having a strong and unpleasant smell, especially a sweet or sickly one
Usage Examples
- The athlete's perfect performance earned her a gold medal
- * The company strives to provide perfect customer service
- * The chef's perfect sauce added a rich flavor to the dish
Antonyms
imperfect
flawed
faulty
defective
deficient
inadequate
incomplete
partial
unfinished
unpolished
rough
crude
rudimentary
primitive
basic
simple
mediocre
average
ordinary
inferior
bad
poor
terrible
awful
dreadful
abysmal
atrocious
ghastly
horrible
frightful
heinous
egregious
flagrant
glaring
gross
obvious
patent
palpable
noticeable
perceptible
visible
apparent
evident
clear
manifest
unmistakable