consummate — showing great skill and flair; complete or perfect
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing great skill and flair; complete or perfect
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈkɑːnsəmət/
Example Sentences
- The chef's consummate skill turned simple ingredients into a masterpiece that made customers weep with joy.
- After years of practice, she became a consummate pianist.
- The business deal was finally consummated when both CEOs signed the contract while doing a victory dance.
consummate
ADJECTIVE[/ˈkɑːnsəmət/]
showing great skill and flair; complete or perfect
The veteran sushi chef is a consummate artist, slicing each piece with flawless precision.
The consummate chef's intimate touch creates the ultimate dish!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'consummatus,' the past participle of 'consummare,' meaning 'to complete or finish.' The word combines 'com-' (together) with 'summa' (sum, top, highest point).
Breakdown
con- (together) + summa (sum, highest point) + -ate (verb suffix) = consummate
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📝Examples
“The chef's consummate skill turned simple ingredients into a masterpiece that made customers weep with joy.”
“After years of practice, she became a consummate pianist.”
“The business deal was finally consummated when both CEOs signed the contract while doing a victory dance.”
“He is a consummate actor who can make audiences believe he's anyone.”
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