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Well, there are some variations. The adjective perfect has the comparative form more perfect, and the superlative most perfect.
The verb perfect has the third person singular present perfects; the present participle perfecting; and the past participle perfected.
And, of course, the present participle of the verb, perfecting is also a gerund. And the past participle perfected is also an adjective.
The noun perfect is the present perfect, the past perfect, and the future perfect tenses for verbs. Other noun forms are perfecter, perfectness, perfection, and perfectionist.
Lastly there's the adverb perfectly.
What else can I help you with?
What is the word for a term without a variable?
If a term doesn't have a variable , then its probably a constant.
What is a word for variable with a number?
A term.
What can be a word number period of time or a variable?
Term
When a variable term is multiplied by itself the product?
the different of two perfect squares can be formed by taking any two perfect squared terms
A term that has a number but no variable?
... is still a term. a term doesn't have to have a variable in it.
What is the scieniftical term for variable?
There is no scientific term for variable. However, the word itself is used in the scientific community to portray something that is not constant or "changed" in any specific, theoretic, or hypothetical situation.
What is another term for the independent variable?
Treatment variable is another term for the independent variable.
What is another term for dependent variable?
Another term is Responding Variable
What does the mathematical meaning of the word coefficient?
For example in the term 3x the number is the coefficient of the variable x
What is the term in math for independent variable?
There is no term other than independent variable.
A term that has no variable part?
A term that has no variable part is usually called a constant.
What is the scientific word for not being perfect?
The scientific term for not being perfect is "imperfection" or "non-ideal behavior."
