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Perfect vs perfectly

Both 'perfect' and 'perfectly' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Perfect' is an adjective used to describe a noun, while 'perfectly' is an adverb used to modify a verb, adjective, or other adverb.

Last updated: March 31, 2024 • 941 views

Perfect

Correct. 'Perfect' is an adjective used to describe a noun.

Use 'perfect' when you want to describe something as being without fault or flaw.

Examples:

  • She has a perfect score on the test.
  • The weather was perfect for a picnic.
  • The dress fit her perfectly.
  • The cake was perfect in every way.
  • He is the perfect candidate for the job.
  • Encoding Perfect. Your declared charset is EUC-JP.
  • Perfect day to chase that annoying postman.
  • Perfect fitting thanks to anatomic closure.
  • Perfect knowledge lay in collections of ancient writings preserved in particular manuscripts.
  • Perfect to stay for round or return.
  • Perfect with my stomach full everything seems different.
  • Perfect, your website has few JavaScript files.
  • Perfect, I get my friends.
  • Perfect example of group therapy jitters.
  • Perfect candidate for manipulation... underpaid prison guard.
  • Perfect headquarters for my new company.
  • I bought The Perfect Crime by Felix Chapel.
  • Perfect weather for a brisky, blood-pumping walk.
  • Perfect, I had an itch just around there.
  • Only Mr. Perfect got anything from it, playing the hero.
  • Perfect, whenever the actresses are ready.
  • Perfect except for the fact that you can't walk.
  • Perfect. I don't have any money.
  • Sure enough, the Perfect Man would soon come for her.
  • Perfect. Send for my helicopter.

Alternatives:

  • flawless
  • ideal
  • excellent
  • impeccable
  • superb

perfectly

Correct. 'Perfectly' is an adverb used to modify a verb, adjective, or other adverb.

Use 'perfectly' to describe how an action is done or how well something fits a description.

Examples:

  • She danced perfectly to the music.
  • The plan was executed perfectly.
  • He spoke English perfectly.
  • The dress fit her perfectly.
  • The cake was perfectly baked.

Alternatives:

  • flawlessly
  • excellently
  • impeccably
  • superbly
  • ideally

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