letter-perfect
Without any mistakes
Letter-perfect means completely accurate, without a single error.
The term comes from theatrical performance, where an actor who is letter-perfect has memorized every word of the script exactly: She was letter-perfect by opening night.
The meaning extends to any flawless execution: His letter-perfect presentation impressed the board.
Perfectly correct, no deviation
- preciseExactly correct, no error
- correctFree from error
- faithfulConsistently loyal and true
- trueAccurate or loyal
verbatim · word-for-word · unerring · meticulous · scrupulous · rigorous · careful · thorough
Memorization through repetition
- recitationOral delivery from memory
- rehearsedPrepared by repetition
- drilledPierced or rehearsed repeatedly
- practicedSkilled from repeated effort
committed · ingrained · internalized · retained · learned · recited · studied · prepared
Free from any defect
- faultlessFree from any defect
- immaculateCompletely without blemish
- pristinePure and untouched
- unblemishedFree from any defect
spotless · exemplary · error-free · polished · seamless · unsullied · untarnished · ideal
exact
Perfectly correct, no deviation
true · verbatim · word-for-word · unerring · meticulous · scrupulous · rigorous · careful · thorough · exacting
rote
Memorization through repetition
- recitationOral delivery from memory
- rehearsedPrepared by repetition
- drilledPierced or rehearsed repeatedly
practiced · committed · ingrained · internalized · retained · learned · recited · studied · prepared · polished
impeccable
Free from any defect
- faultlessFree from any defect
- immaculateCompletely without blemish
- pristinePure and untouched
unblemished · spotless · exemplary · error-free · polished · seamless · unsullied · untarnished · ideal · exquisite
letter-perfectincorrect
Not accurate or true
wrong · inaccurate · erroneous · mistaken · faulty
letter, perfect, letters, literature, literal, perfection, perfectible