Grace
Perfect
Perfect verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Common collocations
| systems | grace systems | perfect systems |
Both words in one sentence
- Paranoia: Alpha Complex is a perfect utopia by the kindly wisdom and matchless grace of Our Friend the Computer.
Source: Inherent in the System - Imperfect people can't keep the perfect Law, and anyway God's grace is a gift and gifts can't be earned.
Source: Literature / Book of Romans -
Denton Deere's engagement is that Grace hand-picked a brilliant doctor for her perfect daughter, who went along with it because she's The Good Daughter.
Source: Literature / The Westing Game
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