Great Perfect

Use Great Perfect when someone's satisfaction is so complete it's almost ideal.

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What it expresses: Great Perfect communicates satisfaction in response to perfection, making the intended emotion clear.
Example: For example, when a friend describes a situation as flawless and beyond improvement.
When not to use it: Avoid Great Perfect when the conversation is unrelated to either satisfaction or perfection.