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Miss Manners: Confusing use of ‘perfect’ caused an issue at my business

cleveland.com · 3h · first report

But the speaker doesn’t mean “no mistakes” or “that’s correct.”

The coverage

  1. Miss Manners: How do I adapt to words getting overused and losing their meaning?

    al.com · 3h

  2. Miss Manners: I’m tired of ‘perfect’ getting thrown around in conversation

    nj.com · 3h

  3. Miss Manners: Overuse of ‘perfect’ made client’s email confusing

    mlive.com · 3h

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