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completely without mistakes or flaws, reaching the best possible standard
(grammar) indicating a completed action or state
(of a number) equal to the sum of its proper divisors
(of an insect) having all adult features fully developed, especially wings and reproductive organs
(of a flower) having both male and female reproductive organs
referring to intervals or chords that are considered harmonically complete or stable, such as the perfect fifth or perfect octave
exactly right or ideal for a particular purpose or situation; having all the desired qualities with no flaws
to make a legal claim, title, or interest complete and enforceable according to law
a verb tense that shows a completed action or state, often relative to another time
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