consummate
1 of 2adjective/ˈkɑn.sə.ˌmeɪt/
Forms:more consummate,most consummate
1
showing the highest level of skill or mastery in a particular activity
- He is a consummate musician with decades of experience.
- The chef is a consummate expert in French cuisine.
- She displayed consummate skill in negotiating the deal.
- As a consummate storyteller, he held the crowd's attention for hours.
- The surgeon is a consummate professional in her field.
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2
fully developed and flawless in every way, possessing all the qualities needed to be perfect
- She is the consummate host, making every guest feel welcome.
- His consummate professionalism impressed the entire team.
- The design was a consummate example of elegance and functionality.
- They worked together as a consummate team.
- Her consummate charm won over the audience instantly.
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3
complete or absolute in the highest degree
- He made a consummate fool of himself at the party.
- That was a consummate waste of time.
- She is a consummate liar, never telling the truth.
- His speech was a consummate disaster.
- Only a consummate coward would run from such a challenge.