perfects
USpur-FEKTS/pɚˈfɛkts/UKpuh-FEKTS/pəˈfɛkts/
- 1Third-person singular simple present of perfect.
A master craftsman perfects every joint until the fit is seamless.
The choreographer perfects each routine through weeks of rehearsal.
Note
Only the verb takes this ending. The adjective perfect never changes for person, so perfects always means someone is doing something. Two uses share the form. In everyday English a person perfects a skill or a design by honing it. In law, someone perfects a right by taking the step that secures it, usually filing the proper document in the correct venue.
perfects is a form of perfect
perfect, verb: To bring something to its finest state by improving or honing it. Full entry
- Forms
- perfectperfects he/she/itperfecting -ing formperfected past tense, past participle
- Spelling
- perfect → perfects: add -s
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