perfectioˈnation rare.
[n. of action from prec.: see -ation.]
The action of bringing to perfection, perfectioning; the fact of being made perfect.
| 1812 in Spirit Pub. Jrnls. XVI. 358 The new System of Anti-mnemonics, to the perfectionation of which the Chevalier has devoted the last fifty years of a long life. 1840 Blackie in Anna M. Stoddart Life (1895) I. viii. 194 The law of the universe is Perfectionation—that is to say, progression from bad to good..and from better to best. |