Similar words: perfect competition, perfect, imperfect, infection, affection, affectionate, confectionery, abolitionist. Meaning: [pər'fekʃnɪst /pə'-] n. a person who is displeased by anything that does not meet very high standards.
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(31) You're usually careful, and sometimes you are a perfectionist.
(32) Fiercely intelligent and a perfectionist.
(33) You're a perfectionist and overachiever, and this year the planets turn up the heat on those tendencies.
(34) A perfectionist or controlling personality may lead to unnecessarily high stress levels.
(35) He examined the old coins with a critical eye, being a perfectionist.
(36) They may be perfectionist, greedy, self-righteous, paranoid, indignant,[http://sentencedict.com/perfectionist.html] or insecure.
(37) Don't be perfectionist because nothing is ever perfect in this world.
(38) If the manuscript could never be finished to its perfectionist author's satisfaction, it must never see the light of day.
(39) I'm a perfectionist that I won't stopa job well done.
(40) I'm a maniacal perfectionist. And if I weren't , I wouldn't have this company.
(41) Shortcomings: Fussy, a worrier, overcritical, harsh, perfectionist and conservative, hard to please, pessimistic, worries.
(42) She's such a perfectionist that she notices even the smallest mistakes.
(43) The perfectionist endlessly rewrites draft after draft , worriedly seeking that perfect essay , missing the deadline.
(44) In recognition of this iconoclast, pioneer, perfectionist and undisputed king of the tailored suit, we present five things you didn't know about Armani -- the man and the empire.
(45) The former English professional player who helped high-strung, perfectionist Zack to learn to 'relax', have fun, and stay positive and focused especially when the game isn't going your way.
(46) Are you a perfectionist?
(47) Yeah yeah yeah, there are exceptions: perfectionist operations in China,[Sentencedict.com] loose - goosey ones in Japan.
(48) Each a curve, each a radian delineates the perfectionist washes to practice the essence.
(49) It was an unmitigated disaster for him as a perfectionist!
(50) "Steichen was a perfectionist, " says Howard Schatz, a fashion photographer whose portraits of actors appear in Vanity Fair.
(51) Donot be a perfectionist.
(52) Born in America, Dawna Walter is a fast talker a self - confessed perfectionist, and a tidiness fundamentalist.
(53) His early opposition to a goal-directed ethical structure foreshadows his later opposition to teleological conceptions of morality, whether utilitarian or perfectionist.
(54) Objective To develop a scale for measuring rational cognition and behavior of syntonic perfectionist.
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