| PERFECTATION | • perfectation n. The process or result of perfecting something. • PERFECTATION n. making perfect. |
| PERFECTIVELY | • perfectively adv. In a perfective manner or context. • PERFECTIVE adv. tending to make perfect. |
| PERFECTIVITY | • perfectivity n. (Grammar) The state of being in perfective aspect or the imperfective aspect. • PERFECTIVITY n. the state of being perfective. |
| PERFERVIDITY | • perfervidity n. The quality of being perfervid. • PERFERVIDITY n. the state of being perfervid, also PERFERVIDNESS. |
| PERFIDIOUSLY | • perfidiously adv. In a perfidious manner. • PERFIDIOUS adv. characterized by faithlessness or disloyalty. |
| PERFOLIATION | • PERFOLIATION n. the state of being perfoliate. |
| PERFORATIONS | • perforations n. Plural of perforation. • PERFORATION n. the act of perforating. |
| PERFORATUSES | • PERFORATUS n. the short flexor of the toes or the superficial flexor of the finger. |
| PERFORMANCES | • performances n. Plural of performance. • PERFORMANCE n. the execution of an action. |
| PERFORMATIVE | • performative adj. (Philosophy, linguistics) Being enacted as it is said. • performative adj. Being done as a performance in order to create an impression. • performative n. A performative utterance. |
| PERFORMATORY | • performatory adj. Synonym of performative. • PERFORMATORY adj. of a statement or verb that itself constitutes the action described, also PERFORMATIVE. |
| PERFUSIONIST | • perfusionist n. A trained clinician who operates the heart-lung machine during cardiac and other surgeries. • PERFUSIONIST n. the member of a surgical team administering continuous blood transfusion. |