flawed

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Having a fault or weakness that makes it imperfect.

Meaning of «flawed»

adjective

having a fault or weakness that makes it imperfect

The plan was flawed because it ignored the true cost of materials.

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The difference between similar words

having a fault or weakness

faultynot working properly, like a machineThe faulty lamp keeps turning off.

defectiveformalmade with a fault; used for productsThe company will replace any defective phone.

flawedhas a weakness that spoils it, like a planThe plan was flawed from the start.

imperfectnot perfect; may have small faultsOur imperfect system still works well.

Word family

flaw B1 · nounflawed B2 · adjectiveflawless B2 · adjective

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