imperfection
51
3.7
- noun
- /ˌɪmpərˈfɛkʃən/
:
imperfección
- You can see every little imperfection on my face.
- market imperfections
- correct imperfections
- human imperfection
What role does imperfection play in in nature?
- What role does imperfection play in in nature?
- It doesn't blur any imperfections, quite the opposite I have found.
- You can see every little imperfection on my face.
- You know, we we're trying to tolerate our imperfections, not eradicate them.
- And if and when you're called out on an imperfection, acknowledge it.
- Cracks and other imperfections enhance their ambiguity.
- That is why I endeavor to trace its imperfections, its perversions.
- What happens then when they discover the imperfections?
- Let's just start stamping away all of our imperfections.
Examples
-
You hold an egg up to the light of a-a candle and, uh... you look for imperfections.
-
You know, we we're trying to tolerate our imperfections, not eradicate them.
-
Believe me, we have enough imperfection built in already.
-
But in spite of that imperfection, I love him or her.
-
Look at this slight imperfection here.
-
Even the smallest imperfection is unacceptable to the language of the law.
-
You start to be seen, imperfections and all.
-
Love who you have turned into with all your imperfections and blemishes.
-
I do notice the imperfections, but hopefully they will not be to my detriment.
-
The artist decided to embrace every imperfection in her work as a representation of her unique style.
Synonyms
150
3.4
A fault that makes something less useful or valuable
113
3.3
A weakness in a person's character that causes problems
3
5.9
A state where something has missing parts or information
A state of having faults or problems
Antonyms
How Flawed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word imperfection breaks into im- ('not') and perfect ('complete'). So an imperfection is something 'not complete' — a small fault, which is why the word means a defect or weakness today.