flawy (Meaning)
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flawy (a.)
Full of flaws or cracks; broken; defective; faulty.
Subject to sudden flaws or gusts of wind.
Synonyms & Antonyms of flawy
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flawy Sentence Examples
- The artist's work was characterized by its bold colors and flawy lines.
- The painting was beautiful, but there were a few flawy brushstrokes that detracted from its overall appearance.
- The software program was generally user-friendly, but there were a few flawy that made it difficult to use at times.
- The politician's speech was well-received, but there were a few flawy that caused some people to question his credibility.
- The team's performance was solid, but there were a few flawy that ultimately cost them the game.
- The product was well-made, but there were a few flawy that caused some customers to complain.
- The plan was well-conceived, but there were a few flawy that made it difficult to implement.
- The book was well-written, but there were a few flawy that prevented it from being a bestseller.
- The company was successful, but there were a few flawy that caused it to lose market share over time.
- The relationship was strong, but there were a few flawy that ultimately caused it to end.
FAQs About the word flawy
Full of flaws or cracks; broken; defective; faulty., Subject to sudden flaws or gusts of wind.
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The artist's work was characterized by its bold colors and flawy lines.
The painting was beautiful, but there were a few flawy brushstrokes that detracted from its overall appearance.
The software program was generally user-friendly, but there were a few flawy that made it difficult to use at times.
The politician's speech was well-received, but there were a few flawy that caused some people to question his credibility.
