Perfectly

/ˈpɜːrfɪktli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner that is entirely without flaw; completely.

The cake was perfectly baked, with a golden crust and moist center.

In a way that corresponds exactly to a particular standard or idea.

She solved the puzzle perfectly, using only the clues provided.

Used to emphasize that something is entirely satisfactory or acceptable.

He explained the concept perfectly, leaving no room for confusion.

In complete agreement or harmony.

The two proposals fit together perfectly, enhancing the overall project vision.

From Middle English, from Old French 'parfait', from Latin 'perfectus', meaning 'completed'.

perfectly clear

Easy to understand; unambiguous.

perfectly normal

Completely usual; not unusual.

perfectly fine

Completely acceptable or sufficient.

perfect

Having all the required qualities, features, or characteristics.

perfection

The state or quality of being perfect.

Totally awesome or excellent.

That concert was perfectly lit!

Exactly right or fitting.

This outfit is perfectly on point for the party.