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flaw

Definition for flaw

noun as in imperfection

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Example Sentences

During this sequence, the film’s flaws briefly fade, giving way to the kind of classic movie magic that has become all too scarce.

From Salon

An MP said there were "huge flaws" in the government's original impact assessment for the scheme, while another queried why compensation was not capped.

From BBC

He likens Trump to Samson, a flawed biblical figure who was used by God for a greater purpose.

“But that’s only if you’re thinking about existing in a flawed society. You can’t build up your psyche and your understanding of yourself based off of something that actually is arbitrary.”

“I was a little obnoxious for the first few years,” Hoff said of her constant questioning and search for a critical flaw.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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