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Definition of perfect crime in English: perfect crimenoun A crime so ingeniously contrived and carefully executed that it cannot be detected or solved. the murder has the hallmarks of the perfect crime—no witnesses, no motive, no evidence Example sentencesExamples - Her action has led to the arrest of the partner and her son, who believed they had executed a perfect crime.
- After 28 years, several different murder teams and thousands of man-hours, they finally got their man - a man who detectives say thought he had committed the perfect crime.
- A gang of misfits are rounded up to commit the perfect crime, but the bungling burglars bite off more than they can chew in this screwball comedy.
- It was the perfect crime, but a crime nonetheless.
- The case involved two intelligent, young men who conspired and conducted a kidnap-murder scheme as part of an elaborate game to commit and get away with the perfect crime.
Definition of perfect crime in US English: perfect crimenoun A crime so ingeniously contrived and carefully executed that it cannot be detected or solved. the murder has the hallmarks of the perfect crime—no witnesses, no motive, no evidence Example sentencesExamples - The case involved two intelligent, young men who conspired and conducted a kidnap-murder scheme as part of an elaborate game to commit and get away with the perfect crime.
- After 28 years, several different murder teams and thousands of man-hours, they finally got their man - a man who detectives say thought he had committed the perfect crime.
- A gang of misfits are rounded up to commit the perfect crime, but the bungling burglars bite off more than they can chew in this screwball comedy.
- It was the perfect crime, but a crime nonetheless.
- Her action has led to the arrest of the partner and her son, who believed they had executed a perfect crime.
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