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all perfect

all perfect noun: the achievement of correctly playing all notes in a chart to the tightest possible timing detectable by the game.

Noun

all perfect (plural all perfects)

  1. (rhythm games) The achievement of correctly playing all notes in a chart to the tightest possible timing detectable by the game.

Forms of all perfect

pluralall perfects

Origin of all perfect

From all + perfect. In many rhythm games, the tightest possible timing is referred to as "perfect"; thus an all perfect involves getting "perfect" on every note.

Questions about all perfect

What does all perfect mean?
All perfect means the achievement of correctly playing all notes in a chart to the tightest possible timing detectable by the game.
What part of speech is all perfect?
All perfect is a noun.
What is the plural of all perfect?
The plural of all perfect is all perfects.

Words near all perfect in the dictionary

  1. all over the place like a mad woman's custard
  2. all over the shop
  3. all over the show
  4. all over the world
  5. all over with
  6. all perfect
  7. all perfects
  8. all points of the compass
  9. all politics are local
  10. all politics is local
  11. all publicity is good publicity

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