Flawed

/flɔːd/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having imperfections or defects; not perfect.

The designer acknowledged that the prototype was flawed and needed improvements.

Characterized by moral or ethical imperfections.

His flawed reasoning led to many misunderstandings.

Containing errors or mistakes.

The study was flawed due to a small sample size.

Having a crack, break, or other imperfection.

The vase was beautiful, but it was flawed with a noticeable chip.

Derived from Middle English 'flawen' meaning to blemish or defect.

flawed logic

Reasoning that contains errors or invalid conclusions.

flawed character

Character traits that lead to failure or mistakes.

flawed reasoning

Thinking process that leads to erroneous conclusions.

fault

An imperfection or weakness in something.

blemish

A small mark or defect that makes something less perfect.

imperfection

A fault, blemish, or undesirable feature.

Messed up or not right.

That plan was totally flawed.

Not up to standard or expectations.

Her performance was flawed; she could have done better.