| PERFECTABILITY | • perfectability n. The state or quality of being able to be perfected. |
| PERFECTIBILIAN | • perfectibilian n. (Archaic) A perfectionist. • PERFECTIBILIAN n. a believer in the perfectibility of mankind, also PERFECTIBILIST. |
| PERFECTIBILISM | • PERFECTIBILISM n. the doctrine that humans capable of becoming perfect. |
| PERFECTIBILIST | • perfectibilist n. A believer in perfectibility. • Perfectibilist n. Synonym of Alumbrados. • PERFECTIBILIST n. a believer in the perfectibility of mankind, also PERFECTIBILIAN. |
| PERFECTIBILITY | • perfectibility n. The possibility of achieving perfection. • perfectibility n. (Philosophy) Perfectionism. • PERFECTIBILITY n. the state of being perfectible. |
| PERFECTIONATED | • perfectionated v. Simple past tense and past participle of perfectionate. • PERFECTIONATE v. to bring to perfection. |
| PERFECTIONATES | • perfectionates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of perfectionate. • PERFECTIONATE v. to bring to perfection. |
| PERFECTIONISMS | • perfectionisms n. Plural of perfectionism. • PERFECTIONISM n. the doctrine that moral perfection constitutes the highest value. |
| PERFECTIONISTS | • perfectionists n. Plural of perfectionist. • PERFECTIONIST n. one who aspires to the perfect. |
| PERFECTIVENESS | • perfectiveness n. (Grammar) The state or quality of being perfective. • PERFECTIVE n. tending to make perfect. |
| PERFECTIVITIES | • PERFECTIVITY n. the state of being perfective. |
| PERFERVIDITIES | • PERFERVIDITY n. the state of being perfervid, also PERFERVIDNESS. |
| PERFIDIOUSNESS | • perfidiousness n. (Rare) Unfaithfulness; deceitfulness; perfidy. • PERFIDIOUSNESS n. the state of being perfidious. |
| PERFORMABILITY | • performability n. A measurement of how well a system performs over a period of time, regardless of the presence of faults. • PERFORMABILITY n. the state of being performable. |
| PERFORMATIVELY | • performatively adv. In a performative manner. • PERFORMATIVE adv. of a statement or verb that itself constitutes the action described, e.g. I confess my ignorance, also PERFORMATORY. |