Out of
Out of adverb - Motivated by.
Perfect
Perfect adjective - Being entirely without fault or flaw.
Both terms in one sentence
- Out of the musical modes, the Locrian mode has a tritone as its tonic code, instead of a perfect fifth like all the others.
Source: Meaningful Name / Video Games - Lucas...turns out he was " lying to himself" being the perfect spy : it all comes out of nowhere and makes NO SENSE whatsoever
Source: Retcon / Live-Action TV - In one encounter, his aim was so perfect that it made Ludicrous Gibs out of three soldiers, one of which was already badly injured.
Source: Podcast / Rollplay
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