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Definition of perfect
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Perfect
(a.)
Hermaphrodite;
having
both
stamens
and
pistils;
-- said of
flower.
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Labor
::
Labor (v. t.) To
prosecute,
or
perfect,
with
effort;
to urge
stre/uously;
as, to labor a point or
argument..
Ripen
::
Ripen (v. t.) To
mature;
to fit or
prepare;
to bring to
perfection;
as, to ripen the
judgment..
Burn
::
Burn (v. t.) To
perfect
or
improve
by fire or heat; to
submit
to the
action
of fire or heat for some
economic
purpose;
to
destroy
or
change
some
property
or
properties
of, by
exposure
to fire or heat in due
degree
for
obtaining
a
desired
residuum,
product,
or
effect;
to bake; as, to burn clay in
making
bricks
or
pottery;
to burn wood so as to
produce
charcoal;
to burn
limestone
for the
lime..
Semidouble
::
Semidouble
(a.)
Having
the
outermost
stamens
converted
into
petals,
while the inner ones
remain
perfect;
-- said of a
flower..
Half-heard
::
Half-heard
(a.)
Imperfectly
or
partly
heard to the end.
Citrination
::
Citrination
(n.) The
process
by which
anything
becomes
of the color of a
lemon;
esp., in
alchemy,
the state of
perfection
in the
philosopher's
stone
indicated
by its
assuming
a deep
yellow
color..
Perfectness
::
Perfectness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
perfect;
perfection.
Half-strained
::
Half-strained
(a.)
Half-bred;
imperfect.
Declination
::
Declination
(n.) The act or state of
falling
off or
declining
from
excellence
or
perfection;
deterioration;
decay;
decline.
Utopia
::
Utopia
(n.)
Hence,
any place or state of ideal
perfection..
Trionyx
::
Trionyx
(n.) A genus of
fresh-water
or river
turtles
which have the shell
imperfectly
developed
and
covered
with a soft
leathery
skin. They are noted for their
agility
and
rapacity.
Called
also soft
tortoise,
soft-shell
tortoise,
and mud
turtle..
Prime
::
Prime (n.) The
spring
of life;
youth;
hence,
full
health,
strength,
or
beauty;
perfection..
Illuminati
::
Illuminati
(v. t.)
Members
of a sect which
sprung
up in Spain about the year 1575. Their
principal
doctrine
was, that, by means of
prayer,
they had
attained
to so
perfect
a state as to have no need of
ordinances,
sacraments,
good
works,
etc.; --
called
also
Alumbrados,
Perfectibilists,
etc..
Fair
::
Fair
(superl.)
Free from
spots,
specks,
dirt, or
imperfection;
unblemished;
clean;
pure..
Infinity
::
Infinity
(n.)
Unlimited
capacity,
energy,
excellence,
or
knowledge;
as, the
infinity
of God and his
perfections..
Utopian
::
Utopian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Utopia;
resembling
Utopia;
hence,
ideal;
chimerical;
fanciful;
founded
upon, or
involving,
imaginary
perfections;
as,
Utopian
projects;
Utopian
happiness..
Subminister
::
Submetallic
(a.)
Imperfectly
metallic;
as, a
submetallic
luster..
Rudiment
::
Rudiment
(n.) An
imperfect
organ or part, or one which is never
developed..
Hobbism
::
Hobbism
(n.) The
philosophical
system
of
Thomas
Hobbes,
an
English
materialist
(1588-1679);
esp., his
political
theory
that the most
perfect
form of civil
government
is an
absolute
monarchy
with
despotic
control
over
everything
relating
to law,
morals,
and
religion..
Perfectionate
::
Perfectionate
(v. t.) To
perfect.
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