Synonyms for perfectly
ˈpɜr fɪkt liper·fect·ly

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1. perfectly

   Synonyms:
   fully, wholly, entirely, completely, totally, exactly, accurately

   Antonyms:
   imperfectly, incompletely, partially, inaccurately

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1. absolutely, perfectly, utterly, deadadverb

   completely and without qualification; used informally as intensifiers

   "an absolutely magnificent painting"; "a perfectly idiotic idea"; "you're perfectly right"; "utterly miserable"; "you can be dead sure of my innocence"; "was dead tired"; "dead right"

   Synonyms:
   absolutely, dead, suddenly, utterly, short, abruptly

   Antonyms:
   amiss, imperfectly

2. perfectlyadverb

   in a perfect or faultless way

   "She performed perfectly on the balance beam"; "spoke English perfectly"; "solved the problem perfectly"

   Synonyms:
   absolutely, dead, utterly

   Antonyms:
   amiss, imperfectly

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1. perfectlyadjective

   Synonyms:
   fully, entirely, totally, completely, exactly, accurately

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1. List of paraphrases for "perfectly":

   completely, fully, absolutely, entirely, totally, quite, very, wholly, utterly, seamlessly, well, abundantly, snugly, excellently, exactly, acutely, perfect

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1. Jerry Bailey:

   He is just a grinder, he’s built perfectly for this kind of race. His running style is exactly the style that you want for the Belmont Stakes. He just keeps coming. That he definitely has in his favor.

2. Michelle Oblak:

   What was really interesting in this case was the fact that we were instead able to take those scans, and actually create a plate that fit perfectly to this dog.

3. Gary Foster:

   Broadly, reality not meeting expectations is what trips people up, the most common example is when people have unrealistic notions of what the weight loss journey will be -- that they'll lose the same amount( of weight) every single week, or eat perfectly every single day. Life gets in the way. Teaching people a different mindset around that and being aware of your thinking style is key. ' All or none' is not good for weight, relationships or work performance.

4. Dave Perkins:

   We did have some concerns that (Theranos) could pick away at some profitable business in a way that would not be helpful to either of those companies' long-term growth profiles, it certainly hasn't hurt their stock prices that this hard-to-perfectly-handicap risk has become less of one.

5. Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton:

   The government's position is perfectly clear and that is at some point if people don't have a protection claim then they will be returned to their country of origin or back to Nauru. We are not going to renege on that position.