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imperfectionimperfection /ˌɪmpɚˈfɛkʃən/ noun [countable, uncountable] THESAURUSsomething bad or wrong in the way an object, machine, idea, etc. is made or developed that means it is not perfect or not good enough► defectsomething bad or wrong in the way an object, machine, idea, etc. is made or developed that means it is not perfect or not good enough: All the new cars are tested for defects. ► problem a bad or difficult situation that needs to be dealt with: There’s a problem with the brakes. ► flaw a mark or weakness that makes something not perfect. Used about ideas or things: The repair was made to correct a flaw in the design of the bridge. There’s a serious flaw in the plan. ► imperfection imperfection means the same as flaw but you mostly use it about things: The glasses are then inspected for any imperfections. ► fault something that is wrong with a machine, system, etc., which prevents it from working correctly: He fixed a fault in the wiring of the house. ► bug a defect in a computer program: The program had some minor bugs. ► glitch a small defect in a system or plan that stops it from working correctly: A glitch in the computer system caused the letter to be sent to the wrong address. the state of being imperfect, or something that is imperfect SYN flaw OPP perfection: human imperfection There are slight imperfections in the cloth.► see thesaurus at defect1 |