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perfectionist

[per-fek-shuh-nist] / pərˈfɛk ʃə nɪst /


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“He had a great laugh. He was kind of a quiet, serious person. A total perfectionist. But when he laughed? God, it was contagious. It was the best sound.”

From Literature

Relaxation, yes, but Thibaudet is also a proud Virgo whose lack of tension in performance would be impossible without a perfectionist’s rigor.

From New York Times

Lewis Hamilton has long been a perfectionist when it comes to physical fitness.

From Seattle Times

He gave Rigo’s address for replies, and there were some responses, but none met his perfectionist standards, and ultimately, he nixed them all.

From Literature

She said she is shy and that she can be something of a perfectionist.

From New York Times