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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a perfect wave" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to surfing, nature, or metaphorically to describe an ideal situation or moment.
Example: "As the sun set over the ocean, surfers eagerly awaited a perfect wave to ride into the shore."
Alternatives: "an ideal wave" or "a flawless wave".
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"A perfect wave," he said.
Then when I printed the photograph, I realised there was a perfect wave behind my head.
Or start barking "Akaw!" every time she sees a perfect wave?
Minutes passed while surfers bobbed up and down in the calm water, waiting for a perfect wave.
New technology will lead to suits that perform better, and the new styling may offer the only reward that can compete with a perfect wave.
Phelps versus Lochte is the sport's version of a perfect wave: two fierce competitors, one with the winningest portfolio and the other with a winsome personality, fighting a turf war with the world bearing witness.
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It doesn't matter if it's a little whitewash shore break or a small perfect wave, just watch it, get to know it.
The result was the Flowrider, a machine that uses patented technology to jet a four-inch sheet of water over a soft, springy base that is shaped like a large, perfect wave.
In addition, a transversal detection groove system is designed which should allow to perform on-line UV VIS absorption measurements with path lengths in the millimeter range, with an acceptable theoretical plate loss (only 20% in a 5 cm long channel) and acting as a nearly perfect wave guide.
And a lifelong surfer wonders whether an artificial, perfect wave will change the sport forever.
One search ad shows a surfer finding the perfect wave, a teenager becoming the youngest person to discover a supernova and a man installing solar panels.
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