Perfection
Context: He is well known for perfection as he has done many works perfectly.
The perfection that word suits him
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You can say: The word "perfection" suits him. The word "perfect" suits him. Arguably "perfect", being an adjective, is a better choice, but there used to be a word-processing application called "WordPerfect", and I can't read the second sentence without thinking of it!
- You can say: The word "perfection" suits him.
- The word "perfect" suits him.
- Arguably "perfect", being an adjective, is a better choice, but there used to be a word-processing application called "WordPerfect", and I can't read the second sentence without thinking of it!
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You can say:
The word "perfection" suits him.
The word "perfect" suits him.
Arguably "perfect", being an adjective, is a better choice, but there used to be a word-processing application called "WordPerfect", and I can't read the second sentence without thinking of it!
0One word that captures his character is perfection; he is so obsessed with it that everything he does is absolutely perfect.
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