flawed

UK
/flɔːd/
US
/flɔːd/
flawedadjective
more flawed
Comp.
most flawed
Super.
UK
/flɔːd/
US
/flɔd/
Translations
The flawed product was returned to the manufacturer.
Дефектный продукт был возвращен производителю.
Her flawed argument did not convince the audience.
Ее несовершенный аргумент не убедил аудиторию.
The flawed reasoning led to a wrong conclusion.
Ошибочное рассуждение привело к неправильному выводу.
Definitions
Having imperfections or defects.
The flawed diamond was still beautiful despite its imperfections.
Containing mistakes or errors.
The flawed argument failed to convince the audience due to its logical inconsistencies.
Characterized by faults of character or morality; imperfect in personal qualities.
The novel's protagonist is a deeply flawed hero struggling with past mistakes.
flawverb

flawed

Past Simple

flawed
Past Simple
flawed
Past Participle
flawing
Gerund
UK
/flɔː/
US
/flɔː/
Translations
The constant interruptions began to flaw his concentration.
Постоянные перебивания начали портить его концентрацию.
Additional translations
Definitions
To make or become defective or imperfect.
The jeweler accidentally flawed the diamond while cutting it.
flawnoun
Definitions
A defect or imperfection in a physical object or material.
The jeweler pointed out a flaw in the diamond that reduced its value.
A fault or weakness in a person's character or behavior.
Despite his many talents, his inability to accept criticism was a significant flaw.
A mistake or error in a plan, system, or theory that causes it to fail or be less effective.
The engineer discovered a flaw in the design that could lead to structural failure.
A sudden brief gust of wind, snow, or rain; a squall (chiefly literary or dialect).
A bitter flaw of snow swept across the moor.
flawadjective
Definitions
Attributive. Relating to, caused by, or characterized by a defect.
The inspector used specialized equipment for flaw detection.