flawed
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- flawedness noun
- nonflawed adjective
- unflawed adjective
Etymology
Origin of flawed
Example Sentences
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On this evidence, even moreso against these opponents, this flawed City showed they can be got at and undermined in a manner that does not give confidence they will overhaul Arsenal.
From BBC
The strategy by McVay was so flawed, it was actually criticized by Tom Brady on Fox, and Brady rarely criticizes anybody.
From Los Angeles Times
Magpie architects like Roth sometimes build flawed nests.
Pandemic responses by many countries with highly developed health services - including the US but also the UK - have been criticised as slow and flawed.
From BBC
However, Scullion claimed the police investigation was "flawed" and "lacked neutrality and objectivity".
From BBC
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