Pronunciation: /pərˈfɛkʃən/
noun the state or quality of being perfect; the highest degree of excellence
A1 Perfection is not necessary, just do your best.
A2 The garden was a picture of perfection, with every flower in place.
B1 He was a perfectionist, always striving for perfection in his work.
B2 The performance was flawless, a true display of perfection.
C1 Perfection is subjective and can vary from person to person.
C2 The chef's dish was a culinary perfection, delighting all who tasted it.
adjective perfect; excellent; flawless
A1 She always strives for perfection in her work.
A2 His painting was far from perfection, but it showed potential.
B1 The chef's dish was a masterpiece of perfection, with every detail meticulously executed.
B2 The team worked tirelessly to achieve perfection in their performance.
C1 The architect's design was a testament to his pursuit of perfection in every aspect.
C2 The musician's performance was nothing short of perfection, leaving the audience in awe.
formal The artist spent countless hours striving for perfection in every brushstroke.
informal She always aims for perfection in everything she does.
slang Dude, that pizza was absolute perfection!
figurative Her dance performance was like a symphony of perfection.
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