Practically perfect in every way

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"Practically perfect in every way" is the iconic self-assessment phrase associated with the magical nanny Mary Poppins, expressing her near-flawless character and abilities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf catchphrase
fictional quotation
self-assessment phrase
appearsIn Mary Poppins (1964 film)
linked to: Mary Poppins

Mary Poppins book series
associatedWith Mary Poppins
characterizes Mary Poppins
culturalRole iconic phrase
pop culture reference
describes Mary Poppins
describesTrait practical perfection
expresses near-flawless abilities
near-flawless character
genreContext fantasy
hasQuality humorous
hyperbolic
self-confident
hasTheme perfectionism
self-image
language English
medium children's literature
film dialogue
notableFor association with Mary Poppins
refersTo self-evaluation
semanticField compliment
exaggeration
targetAudienceContext family audiences
tone lighthearted
whimsical
usedAs idiom for near-perfection
usedBy Mary Poppins

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Mary Poppins catchphrase Practically perfect in every way