perfect
To finish or complete so as to leave nothing wanting; bring to completion or perfection: as, to
To make perfect; instruct fully; make fully informed or skilled: as, to
Synonyms To accomplish, consummate.
In the Echinodermata, having the entire series of ambulacral plates perforated from pole to pole, that is, from base to summit of corona.
Brought to a consummation; fully finished; carried through to completion in every detail; finished in every part; completed.
Full; whole; entire; complete; existing in the widest extent or highest degree.
In botany, having both stamens and pistils; hermaphrodite: said of a flower, also of a whole plant, as opposed to monæcious, diæcious, etc.
Without blemish or defect; lacking in nothing; of the best, highest, or most complete type; exact or unquestionable in every particular: as, a perfect likeness; one perfect but many imperfect specimens; a perfect face; specifically, complete in moral excellence; entirely good.
Sound; of sound mind; sane.
Completely skilled; thoroughly trained or efficient: as, perfect in discipline. Compare
