Perfected

/pərˈfɛktɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb
To make something free from faults or defects; to improve to a flawless state.
She perfected her skills in painting by taking multiple workshops.
To bring to completion or to cause to be as good as possible.
The engineer perfected the design before moving to production.
To complete or fulfill to the highest standard.
He perfected his argument before presenting it to the committee.
To refine or hone through practice or development.
Over the years, she perfected her recipe for chocolate cake.
To achieve a high level of quality or artistry in a craft or activity.
The chef perfected his technique of sous-vide cooking.

Etymology

The word 'perfected' comes from the Latin 'perfectus', meaning 'completed'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

perfected to perfection
Made absolutely flawless or excellent.
perfected over time
Improved gradually to reach a state of excellence.
a perfected form
An ideal or ultimate version of something.

Related Words

perfection
The state of being perfect.
perfect
To make something as good as it can be.
improvement
The process of making something better.

Slang Meanings

Nailed it.
She really perfected that dance; she absolutely nailed it.
On point.
His argument was perfected; it was totally on point.