consummate KON-suh-mit (adj), KON-suh-mayt (verb) adjective verb WS #10

complete or perfect in every detail; showing great skill or expertise; of the highest degree

1. The plan was executed with consummate precision.
2. He delivered a speech with consummate skill.
3. She is a consummate professional in her field.
4. The play was a consummate work of art.
5. He's a consummate liar who never tells the truth.

to complete or fulfill something; to make a marriage complete and legal by having sexual relations; to bring to completion or perfection

1. Their partnership was consummated with a handshake.
2. They consummated the deal by signing the final papers.
3. The marriage was consummated on their wedding night.
4. The merger was consummated last month.
5. The project was finally consummated after years of work.