perfect

Ideally suited for a particular purpose, person, or situation.

Indicates something is exactly what is needed or desired.

Intensifier emphasizing total perfection.

Intensifier emphasizing total perfection.

Common intensifier suggesting genuineness of perfection.

Informal intensifier for 'completely'.

Emphasizes perfection in an uncomplicated way.

Very close to being perfect, but with minor flaws.

Indicates something is not at all perfect.

Emphasizes the genuine and sincere nature of perfection.

Very close to being perfect.

Very close to being perfect.

Indicates something has flaws.

Means in effect or essence perfect, though not in fact.

Intensifier meaning 'completely' or 'very'.

Informal way of saying almost or virtually perfect.

Strong, often literary, intensifier for 'completely'.

So perfect that it arouses suspicion.

Means 'almost not' perfect.

Appearing perfect on the surface, but perhaps not in reality.

Perfect according to a strict set of rules or skills.

Perfect in every other way except for one mentioned flaw.

Emphasizes that something is perfect even before an action or change.

Was perfect in the past, but is no longer.

So perfect that it seems it cannot be real.

Perfect in terms of bodily form or condition.

Perfect in terms of ethics and principles.

Used to describe a state of being flawless.

Used to describe the appearance of being flawless.

Used to describe the impression of being flawless.

To cause something to become flawless.