adjective

perfect

Translation

perfect, flawless, ideal

No one is perfect.

This is a perfect example of his work.

He is a perfect stranger to me.

((perfect)) + noun describes an ideal noun. It was a perfect day for a picnic.

((perfect)) for ((sth./sb.)) indicates suitability. This tool is perfect for the job.

Synonyms: flawless, ideal, complete; Antonyms: imperfect, flawed

From Latin 'per-' (completely) + 'facere' (to do, make). It means 'thoroughly made'.

Think of 'per-' (thoroughly) + 'fact' (something made), as in something 'thoroughly made' without errors.