Antonym: imperfectly. Similar words: perfect, imperfect, perfectionist, perfect competition, imperfect competition, directly, correctly, exactly. Meaning: ['pɜrfɪktlɪ /pɜːf-] 
adv. 1. completely and without qualification; used informally as intensifiers 2. in a perfect or faultless way.
adv. 1. completely and without qualification; used informally as intensifiers 2. in a perfect or faultless way. 
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(91) I'm sure there's a perfectly natural explanation.
(92) He was perfectly courteous to me.
(93) This wine complements the food perfectly.
(94) I knew perfectly well what she meant.
(95) Jackie has a perfectly shaped figure.
(96) It was a perfectly innocent question.
(97) The Earth is not perfectly spherical.
(98) He seems a perfectly normal little boy.
(99) The tribunal decided that his behaviour was perfectly proper.
(100) You know perfectly well what happened.
(101) Her comments were perfectly unexceptionable if a little unhelpful.
(102) The judge's sentence was perfectly just in the circumstances.
(103) She was not exactly good-looking, but perfectly presentable.
(104) The curtains and the carpets match perfectly.
(105) We had a perfectly divine time in Switzerland.
(106) Your experience fits you perfectly for the job.
(107) She's perfectly reasonable in her demands.
(108) Look, it's perfectly straightforward?just multiply everything by five.
(109) His experience fitted him perfectly for the job.
(110) This rounded the afternoon off perfectly.
(111) He remained perfectly composed and calm.
(112) Her voice was firm and perfectly calm.
(113) To be perfectly honest, I don't care any more.
(114) It started out as a perfectly normal day.
(115) She found his motives perfectly intelligible.
(116) You acted perfectly properly in approaching me first.
(117) Those cottages blend perfectly with the landscape.
(118) The skaters' routine was perfectly executed.
(119) This is perfectly permissible under the new regulations.
(120) I am sure she's perfectly nice really.
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