flaws

noun

SayFLAWZUS/flɔz/UK/flɔːz/

1 meaning of flaws

1
noun
Plural of flaw. Use this form when talking about more than one fault or weak spot.
The new car had a few small flaws in its paint.
Everyone has flaws, and that is okay.
Note

flaws is a form of flaw

flaw, noun: A small fault or weak spot, often one you cannot easily see. Full entry

Forms: flawflaws plural
Spelling: flaw → flaws: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /z/.

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