Cases of word usage

1) complete; perfect (absolute)

2) (especially of a person) a perfect example (of a certain character) (archetype)

3) perfect happiness; great joy (bliss)

4) a fault; something that is not complete or perfect (defect)

5) (used with the past participle of another verb (e.g. moved, done) to form) a: the present perfect tense, b: the past perfect tense, c: the future perfect tense, d: the perfect conditional tense (have)

6) satisfying one's idea of what is perfect (ideal)

7) (in art and literature) the showing of life and behaviour in a perfect form (idealism)

8) showing idealism; believing in, based on, the idea that perfect standards are possible (and so often impractical) (idealistic)

9) to consider, describe (a state) as perfect (idealize)

10) perfect as an example; small-scale; a person employed, statue used, to wear clothes, hats etc so that possible buyers may see them (model)