flawed (Meaning)

Wordnet

flawed (s)

having a blemish or flaw

Webster

flawed (imp. & p. p.)

of Flaw

flawed Sentence Examples

  1. The flawed design of the bridge led to its collapse, resulting in a tragic loss of life.
  2. The software program was riddled with flaws, causing frequent crashes and data loss.
  3. Despite its beauty, the painting had a flawed composition, distracting the viewer's attention from its central subject.
  4. The flawed logic of the argument made it difficult to accept the conclusion.
  5. The flawed assumptions underlying the economic model led to inaccurate predictions of market behavior.
  6. The flawed character of the protagonist made it difficult for the audience to sympathize with their plight.
  7. The flawed communication between the two companies led to misunderstandings and missed opportunities.
  8. The flawed plan left the army unprepared for the enemy's attack, leading to a devastating defeat.
  9. The flawed medical diagnosis resulted in the wrong treatment being administered to the patient, causing serious complications.
  10. The flawed construction of the building left it vulnerable to earthquakes, posing a safety hazard to its occupants.

FAQs About the word flawed

having a blemish or flawof Flaw

bad, imperfect,defective, damaged, inadequate, broken, amiss, incomplete,faulty, disfigured

entire, whole, intact,perfect, whole, entire, flawless, flawless, perfect, intact

The flawed design of the bridge led to its collapse, resulting in a tragic loss of life.

The software program was riddled with flaws, causing frequent crashes and data loss.

Despite its beauty, the painting had a flawed composition, distracting the viewer's attention from its central subject.

The flawed logic of the argument made it difficult to accept the conclusion.