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Perfection as a verb, absolutely. Always try and improve.
Perfection as an adjective, no. See above.
If you think something is perfect then it's probably satisfactory: good enough for you in every way that matters to you. |
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"Perfection as a verb, absolutely. Always try and improve.
Perfection as an adjective, no. See above.
If you think something is perfect then it's probably satisfactory: good enough for you in every way that matters to you. "
Perfection can never be an adjective.  |
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"Perfection as a verb, absolutely. Always try and improve.
Perfection as an adjective, no. See above.
If you think something is perfect then it's probably satisfactory: good enough for you in every way that matters to you.
Perfection can never be an adjective. "
So a process couldn't be described as perfection? |
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"Perfection as a verb, absolutely. Always try and improve.
Perfection as an adjective, no. See above.
If you think something is perfect then it's probably satisfactory: good enough for you in every way that matters to you.
Perfection can never be an adjective.
So a process couldn't be described as perfection? "
As in the act of perfecting? Or improving? |
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"Perfection as a verb, absolutely. Always try and improve.
Perfection as an adjective, no. See above.
If you think something is perfect then it's probably satisfactory: good enough for you in every way that matters to you.
Perfection can never be an adjective.
So a process couldn't be described as perfection? As in the act of perfecting? Or improving? "
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"Perfection as a verb, absolutely. Always try and improve.
Perfection as an adjective, no. See above.
If you think something is perfect then it's probably satisfactory: good enough for you in every way that matters to you.
Perfection can never be an adjective.
So a process couldn't be described as perfection? "
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"Perfection as a verb, absolutely. Always try and improve.
Perfection as an adjective, no. See above.
If you think something is perfect then it's probably satisfactory: good enough for you in every way that matters to you.
Perfection can never be an adjective.
So a process couldn't be described as perfection?
noun"
Ah well there we go! The downside of being the generation of self-taught grammar! Wrong label attached to my meaning. |
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"Perfection as a verb, absolutely. Always try and improve.
Perfection as an adjective, no. See above.
If you think something is perfect then it's probably satisfactory: good enough for you in every way that matters to you.
Perfection can never be an adjective.
So a process couldn't be described as perfection?
noun
Ah well there we go! The downside of being the generation of self-taught grammar! Wrong label attached to my meaning. "
How imperfect of you |
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"Perfection as a verb, absolutely. Always try and improve.
Perfection as an adjective, no. See above.
If you think something is perfect then it's probably satisfactory: good enough for you in every way that matters to you.
Perfection can never be an adjective.
So a process couldn't be described as perfection?
noun
Ah well there we go! The downside of being the generation of self-taught grammar! Wrong label attached to my meaning. "
Me or you ? |
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"Perfection as a verb, absolutely. Always try and improve.
Perfection as an adjective, no. See above.
If you think something is perfect then it's probably satisfactory: good enough for you in every way that matters to you.
Perfection can never be an adjective.
So a process couldn't be described as perfection?
noun
Ah well there we go! The downside of being the generation of self-taught grammar! Wrong label attached to my meaning.
Me or you ?"
Me. I was talking about "perfection" as a perfectly good word to describe the process of improvement. But probably not accurate as a word to describe the end result which is probably satisfactory, but could still be improved. And my pinched the wrong grammatical terms from my children's homework. |
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