1The condition, state, or quality of being free or as free as possible from all flaws or defects.
‘the satiny perfection of her skin’
‘his pursuit of golfing perfection’
‘He hated mediocrity and always strived for perfection and excellence.’
‘Certainly, it is undemonstrative in its perfection; but that very perfection is a quality we should treasure.’
‘Is it the pursuit of perfection, a realisation of pragmatism, the search for the divine or perhaps baser instincts which drive us into wanting someone?’
‘You are greeted by yet another beautiful day, dazzling in its perfection.’
‘Throughout this series, the power of the image is enhanced by its technical perfection and tonal richness.’
‘It is not everyday that you are given the fortune of acquainting yourself with an quintessence of perfection like me.’
‘The decade she spent looking for the paragon of perfection would not go in vain.’
‘From the outset the plan for this website was to highlight all the forms of perfection this wonderful property offers.’
‘Remember, this is a world-class hotel, and absolute perfection is expected of all its employees.’
‘In order that man devote himself totally to achieving spiritual perfection, many forms of labor will become obsolete.’
‘Regardless, all this needs to attain perfection is a few minutes shaved off of the overall running time.’
‘In today's society, the goal of obtaining physical perfection is quite common.’
‘Fortunately, I have honed the whole smiling and nodding thing to near perfection.’
‘We must place our efforts into nearing perfection, not demanding it of others.’
‘I mean, I spent 30 years in the world of physical perfection, right?’
‘His dancing isn't trendy, nor is it the pinnacle of technical perfection.’
‘The issue here is not technical perfection, or aspects of image quality.’
‘They can't expect perfection or permanence, and they must bow to universal usage.’
‘Characters take turns bemoaning their frustrations or looking at the unattainable perfection of the stars.’
‘The thumb and index finger form a circle which represents the perfection of wisdom.’