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word-perfect
adjective
- correct in every detail
- (of a speech, part in a play, etc) memorized perfectly
- (of a speaker, actor, etc) knowing one's speech, role, etc, perfectly
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Example Sentences
This time, Sid gladly replaced Rotten on vocals, singing every song word perfect and in tune.
Morosine, watching him carefully, believed that he had devoted a night's vigil to getting word perfect.
Let us admit at once that when Tennyson is word perfect he takes his place among the immortals.
She thought and lived Scrooge, and as she had a good memory she was word-perfect before Eleanor had thought it possible.
For hours and hours every day the little fellows were drilled in the services till they were word-perfect.
It is a singular thing that this word perfect excites prejudice in Christian people concerning its attainment.
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