consummatein a sentence
consummate as in: consummate professional
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She is the consummate professional who never lets her personal life intrude on her responsibilities at the office.consummate = to an extreme degree
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Even Butler, the consummate professional, was beginning to dread the long nights of damp and insect bites. (source)consummate = having a quality to an extreme degree
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Over the next few weeks, I became the consummate soldier, (source)consummate = perfect and complete in every respect
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Then there's the fact that Snow made no escape attempt, when I know him to be the consummate survivor. (source)
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He is a consummate gentleman and the finest chef we've ever had at Rowan! (source)consummate = perfect (having a quality to an extreme degree)
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On the other hand, it might make of him a consummate bore. (source)consummate = having a quality to an extreme degree
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The mayor was a careerist, a consummate professional, and he knew how the game should be run against an ethnic challenger: (source)consummate = having a quality to an extreme degree
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"NO!" cried the bishop, red in the face now, a consummately consistent apparition.† (source)
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Now we come for something of consummate importance and... (source)
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The Sudanese made round nets and tossed them mightily over the water, where they landed with a hiss, but European fish were too cagey for this technique, although now and then a fish was caught purely by accident, and thrown almost whole into a consummately dilute fish-and-potato stew.† (source)
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When he got to be old enough to begin to toddle about and say broken words and get an idea of what his hands were for, he was a more consummate pest than ever. (source)
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And something stern and commanding and consummately outraged in the voice of the man, whom she could barely see from her vantage point, caused an odd and pleasant chill to course up her back even as she reclined there in her feeble, prostrate helplessness.† (source)
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She has not merely art, consummate art-instinct, in her, but she has personality also; and you have often told me that it is personalities, not principles, that move the age. (source)consummate = outstanding (perfect and complete in every respect; or having a quality to an extreme degree)
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If you drive her away from here it will be over my dead—chair, has it never occurred to you that on one occasion you might be consummately wrong?† (source)
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It was this unfathomable longing of the soul to ... to do wrong for the wrong's sake only--that urged me to continue and finally to consummate the injury I had inflicted upon the unoffending brute. (source)consummate = complete in every respect
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The mask of an inane fop had been a good one, and the part consummately well played.† (source)
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