perfect
/ˈpɜr·fɪkt/ adj (RIGHT)Definition
› complete and right in every way; having nothing wrong: The car is two years old but it’s in perfect condition. › You can also use perfect to mean complete and emphasize the noun that comes after it: I felt like a perfect fool when I forgot her name.
(Definition of perfect adj (RIGHT) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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