shortcoming (Meaning)

Wordnet

shortcoming (n)

a failing or deficiency

Webster

The act of falling, or coming short

The failure of a crop, or the like.

Neglect of, or failure in, performance of duty.

The team's lack of experience proved to be a significant shortcoming in the crucial match.
The software's limited compatibility options were a major shortcoming that hindered its adoption.
The candidate's shortcoming in public speaking skills undermined his otherwise strong application.
The company recognized the shortcoming in its supply chain management and implemented improvements to streamline it.
The lack of diversity in the project team was a shortcoming that limited its ability to fully represent the target audience.
The budget constraints revealed the organization's shortcoming in financial planning and oversight.
The product's shortcoming in terms of battery life diminished its appeal to potential consumers.
The student's inability to stay organized and meet deadlines was a shortcoming that hindered their academic progress.
The shortcoming in the town's infrastructure made it vulnerable to power outages during storms.
The healthcare provider acknowledged the shortcoming in their electronic health records system and implemented upgrades to enhance patient care.

a failing or deficiencyThe act of falling, or coming short, The failure of a crop, or the like., Neglect of, or failure in, performance of duty.

weakness, deficiency, fault, sin, failing, demerit,foible, frailty, flaw, sinfulness

merit, virtue, merit,virtue, integrity, excellence,excellence, perfection, perfection, integrity

The team's lack of experience proved to be a significant shortcoming in the crucial match.

The software's limited compatibility options were a major shortcoming that hindered its adoption.

The candidate's shortcoming in public speaking skills undermined his otherwise strong application.

The company recognized the shortcoming in its supply chain management and implemented improvements to streamline it.