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| plu·per·fect [ ploo púrfikt ] |
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grammar
Same as past perfect
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1. utterly perfect: even better than perfect
 a pluperfect talent
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2. extreme: extreme in degree
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a world leader who was a pluperfect tyrant
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| [15th century. < Latin plus quam perfectum "more than perfect"] |
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