perfect|perfected|perfecting|perfects in English

verb

[per·fect || 'pɜrfɪkt /'pɜː-]

refine; improve; complete; make faultless

Use "perfect|perfected|perfecting|perfects" in a sentence

1. J perfecting Arrangein, committee

2. And now perfected.

3. The Perfects live on the Upper Side, while the Avoidables …

4. he's perfected his M.O

5. Simple Athematic Present; Simple Athematic Aorist; Metathesis; Aorists in -ᾰ and -κᾰ; Athematic Reduplicated Present; Present Forms in -νη and -νυ; Athematic Contract Verbs; Athematic Contract Aorists; Meaning of Athematic Presents and Aorists; The Perfect; The Perfect Participle; Thematic Perfects; Meaning of the Perfect; Thematic

6. The musician spends years perfecting his craft.

7. On Perfecting Legislation Of Criminal Coercive Measures.

8. The Romans had perfected window glass.

9. Milan and Jovana have been perfecting their technique.

10. 9 The musician spends years perfecting his craft.

11. -- Further reforming and perfecting the grain circulation system.

12. The Perfects live on the Upper Side, while the Avoidables inhabit the Lower Side.

13. It does not just redress an historic wrong; it perfects a workable future.

14. The scientist perfected a method of desalting seawater.

15. All levels available, from absolute beginners up to perfecting.

16. Follow these tipsto work on perfecting your running form.

17. Thy centuries follow each other perfecting a wild flower.

18. The Perfects live on the Upper Side, while the Avoidables inhabit the Lower Side.

19. This technique was perfected in 13th century Venice.

20. You've perfected the art of tearing up papers.

21. As a musician, she has spent years perfecting her techniques.

22. Thy centuries follow each other perfecting a small wild flower.

23. By 1914 he had perfected his first cosmetic product.

24. Michael Jackson perfected the moonwalk in the 1980 s.

25. Bullhorn Time & Expense Perfecting workforce technologies is not your job