all-perfect
adjective
(Especially as an attribute of God) completely and flawlessly perfect; (also as noun) God, as characterized by this attribute (now rare ).
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Sylvester (d. 1618), poet and translator.
- freight terminal
- freight ton
- freight train
- freight yard
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- Fremantle
- Fremont
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- French and English
- French and Indian War
- French angelfish
- French bean
- French bed
- French bedstead
- French berry
- French bit
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- French boiler
- French brace
- French brandy
- French bread
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- French brush
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