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51consummate — verb kɒnsjʊmeɪt, sə 1》 make (a marriage or relationship) complete by having sexual intercourse. 2》 complete (a transaction). adjective kən sʌmət, kɒnsʌmət showing great skill and flair. Derivatives consummately adverb consummation noun… …
52perfectly — ad. 1. Exquisitely, consummately. 2. Fully, entirely, totally, completely, alto gether, thoroughly. 3. Exactly, accurately …
53consummate — 1 adjective formal 1 very skilful: a great performance from a consummate actress 2 complete and perfect in every way: a consummate example of Picasso s artistry 3 used to emphasize how bad someone or something is: a man with a consummate lack of… …
54perfectly — adverb 1) a perfectly cooked meal Syn: faultlessly, superbly, superlatively, excellently, flawlessly, to perfection, without fault, ideally, inimitably, incomparably, impeccably, immaculately, exquisitely, consummately; informal like a dream, to… …
55dexterous — dexterous, adroit, deft, handy mean having or showing readiness and skill in the use of one s hands, limbs, or body and may also imply physical or mental readiness or skill. Dexterous implies expertness with consequent facility and agility in… …
56downright — adj 1. complete, total, outright, out and out, categorical, dead, flat, unequivocal, unmitigated, unqualified, unconditional, incontestable; thorough, thoroughgoing, wholesale, all out, Inf. flat out; absolute, utter, profound, sheer, stark,… …
57outright — adj 1. complete, total, out and out, dead, categorical, unequivocal, unconditional, incontestable, flat; thorough, thoroughgoing, wholesale, comprehensive, full, exhaustive, sweeping, radical, all out, Inf. flat out; absolute, utter, sheer, stark …
58perfectly — adv 1. ideally, admirably, inimitably, incomparably, preeminently; superlatively, supremely, sublimely, infinitely; superbly, exquisitely, extraordinarily; faultlessly, flawlessly, spotlessly. 2. completely, entirely, purely, fully, plenarily;… …
59radically — adv 1. fundamentally, rudimentarily, constitutionally, basically, elementarily, elementally, primarily; mainly, principally, chiefly; vitally, essentially, necessarily. 2. completely, totally, entirely, absolutely, without doubt, wholly,… …
60perfectly — adverb 1) a perfectly cooked meal Syn: superbly, superlatively, excellently, flawlessly, faultlessly, to perfection, immaculately, exquisitely, consummately; N.Amer. to a fare thee well; informal like a dream, to a T 2) we understand each other… …
