perfectly
per·fectly
adverb
1.
completely and without qualification; used informally as intensifiers
- “an absolutely magnificent painting”
- “a perfectly idiotic idea”
- “you”
- “;”
- “;”
- “;”
- “;”
2.
- “She performed perfectly on the balance beam”
- “spoke English perfectly”
- “solved the problem perfectly”
Origin
From perfect + -ly.
Phrases
- perfectly elastic supply
- perfectly inelastic supply
Related words
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