flawed
SayFLAWDUS/flɔd/UK/flɔːd/
- 1Having a flaw or imperfection that keeps it from being perfect or complete.
Like a beautiful vase with a thin crack running down one side.
The study's conclusions were flawed by a serious sampling error.
Critics called the new policy deeply flawed and impossible to enforce.
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Origin
From Middle English flaued, equivalent to flaw combined with the suffix -ed.