flawed

adjective

SayFLAWDUS/flɔd/UK/flɔːd/

1 meaning of flawed

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adjective
Having a small fault or mistake that makes it less than perfect.
Like a toy that has a crack in it.
The plan was flawed because no one checked the costs first.
She gave a flawed answer and had to try again.
Similarfaulty, defective, imperfect, unsound, marred
Oppositeperfect, flawless

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Origin

From Middle English flaued, made from the word flaw plus the ending -ed.