ultraperfect

English

Etymology

From ultra- +‎ perfect.

Adjective

ultraperfect (comparative more ultraperfect, superlative most ultraperfect)

1. Entirely perfect; exceptionally good.
   • 1949, Reclamation Era, volume 35, United States: Bureau of Reclamation, page 41:

     Mrs. Morton's kitchen would be a good model for any of the ultraperfect department store plans. The stove and refrigerator are sparkling latest models.