Consummates [adjective]

Definition of Consummates:

ultimate, best

Opposite/Antonyms of Consummates:

● Inept

● Poor

● Worst

● Unfinished

● Incomplete

● Imperfect


Sentence/Example of Consummates:

They also highlight the city’s inability to nail down where millions of dollars in the transaction ended up years after the deal was consummated.

Mike is a consummate organizer, and I emulate a whole bunch of elements from his playbook.

Indeed, protecting discrimination is the sole area where this consummate yes-man has shown notable leadership.

We believe from a management and Board perspective this is a unique deal of a decade opportunity with a price tag that could easily be consummated.

Wood said the Civic Center Plaza transaction was ultimately consummated in June because the trustees wound up requesting an extension of their own to allow them to take advantage of a tax benefit.

While using the lustrous coverings for his works with consummate skill, there is one qualification that must not be lost sight of.

Such a priest was Portocarrero; and he seems to have been a consummate master of his craft.

His mother had been embalmed with such consummate skill that she appeared as she had appeared on her death bed.

Nelson called him 'a consummate divine,' and by no means stood alone in his opinion.

She showed a consummate perfidy toward Diane de Poitiers, to which historians have not given due attention.