perfectly in Latin
perfectly in Latin is ad unguem, perfectē — perfectly means in a flawless or ideal way.
perfectly in Latin
ad unguem
With perfection.
perfectē
With perfection.
What does "perfectly" mean?
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adv In a flawless or ideal way.
"The dress fit her perfectly."
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adv Completely; entirely (used for emphasis).
"I'm perfectly happy to wait here."
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perfectly in a sentence
- The dress fit her perfectly.
- The pianist played the piece perfectly, without a single wrong note.
- I'm perfectly happy to wait here.
- You are perfectly entitled to ask for your money back.
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What is "perfectly" in Latin?
"perfectly" in Latin is ad unguem, perfectē. perfectly means: In a flawless or ideal way.
How do you use "perfectly" in a sentence?
Example: "The dress fit her perfectly." In Latin, "perfectly" is ad unguem, perfectē.
Are there other ways to say "perfectly" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "perfectly": ad unguem, perfectē.
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