Per diem, [L.] By the day.
Perdition, n.
- 1. Ruin, destruction, overthrow, wreck, downfall, utter loss, demolition.
- 2. Eternal death, future misery.
Perdu, Perdue, a. Lost to sight, hid, concealed, in concealment.
Peregrination, n. Travelling, travel, wandering, roaming, tour.
Peremptorily, ad. Absolutely, travel, decisively.
Peremptoriness, n. Positiveness, dogmatism, decision.
Peremptory, a.
- 1. Decisive, express, authoritative, categorical, imperative, positive, absolute, imperious.
- 2. Resolute, determined, resolved.
- 3. Dogmatical, arbitrary.
- 4. (Law.) Final, determinate.
Perennial, a. Lasting, enduring, permanent, constant, continual, uninterrupted, undying, unceasing, ceaseless, perpetual, imperishable, deathless, never-failing, unfailing, immortal.
Perfect, a.
- 1. Finished, completed.
- 2. Full, complete, entire, whole.
- 3. Complete, consummate, excellent, capital, exquisite, faultless.
- 4. Skilled, disciplined, accomplished, expert fully informed.
- 5. Pure, holy, blameless, faultless, without sin immaculate, unblemished, spotless.
- 6. Sound, faultless.