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precise
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demanding
exacting
precise
finicky
fastidious
scrupulous
conscientious
thorough
diligent
rigorous
strict
uncompromising
painstaking
demanding
precise
thorough
diligent
rigorous
strict
uncompromising
painstaking
meticulous
demanding
exacting
precise
finicky
fastidious
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conscientious
thorough
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rigorous
strict
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precise
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Meaning of Perfectionistic
having a strong desire to achieve perfection in everything
Definitions
- Having or showing a strong desire to achieve perfection in everything, often to an unreasonable degree
- * Having high standards and being very critical of oneself or others
Etymology of Perfectionistic
The word "perfectionistic" is derived from the word "perfectionist," which is a combination of "perfection" and the suffix "-ist," indicating a person who practices or advocates a particular doctrine or ideology
The word "perfection" comes from the Old French "perfection," which is derived from the Latin "perfectio," meaning "completeness" or "fulfillment"
Example Uses
- She has a perfectionistic attitude towards her work, always striving to improve and never being satisfied with anything less than perfect
- * His perfectionistic tendencies made it difficult for him to complete projects on time, as he was always trying to make them flawless
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
imperfect
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