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Definition of defect
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of defect is as below...
Defect
(n.) Want or
absence
of
something
necessary
for
completeness
or
perfection;
deficiency;
--
opposed
to
superfluity.
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Doubt
::
Doubt (v. i.) A
fluctuation
of mind
arising
from
defect
of
knowledge
or
evidence;
uncertainty
of
judgment
or mind;
unsettled
state of
opinion
concerning
the
reality
of an
event,
or the truth of an
assertion,
etc.;
hesitation..
Defective
::
Defective
(a.)
Lacking
some of the usual forms of
declension
or
conjugation;
as, a
defective
noun or
verb..
Clean
::
Clean
(superl.)
Free from that which is
useless
or
injurious;
without
defects;
as, clean land; clean
timber..
Reform
::
Reform
(n.)
Amendment
of what is
defective,
vicious,
corrupt,
or
depraved;
reformation;
as,
reform
of
elections;
reform
of
government..
Remitter
::
Remitter
(n.) The
sending
or
placing
back of a
person
to a title or right he had
before;
the
restitution
of one who
obtains
possession
of
property
under a
defective
title,
to his
rights
under some valid title by
virtue
of which he might
legally
have
entered
into
possession
only by
suit..
Peccant
::
Peccant
(a.)
Wrong;
defective;
faulty.
Flawy
::
Flawy (a.) Full of flaws or
cracks;
broken;
defective;
faulty.
Infirmity
::
Infirmity
(a.) A
personal
frailty
or
failing;
foible;
eccentricity;
a
weakness
or
defect.
Sound
::
Sound
(superl.)
Whole;
unbroken;
unharmed;
free from flaw,
defect,
or
decay;
perfect
of the kind; as, sound
timber;
sound
fruit;
a sound
tooth;
a sound
ship..
Accurate
::
Accurate
(a.) In exact or
careful
conformity
to
truth,
or to some
standard
of
requirement,
the
result
of care or
pains;
free from
failure,
error,
or
defect;
exact;
as, an
accurate
calculator;
an
accurate
measure;
accurate
expression,
knowledge,
etc..
Dichromic
::
Dichromic
(a.)
Furnishing
or
giving
two
colors;
-- said of
defective
vision,
in which all the
compound
colors
are
resolvable
into two
elements
instead
of
three..
Badigeon
::
Badigeon
(n.) A
cement
or paste (as of
plaster
and
freestone,
or of
sawdust
and glue or lime) used by
sculptors,
builders,
and
workers
in wood or
stone,
to fill
holes,
cover
defects,
or
finish
a
surface..
Short
::
Short
(superl.)
Deficient;
defective;
imperfect;
not
coming
up, as to a
measure
or
standard;
as, an
account
which is short of the
trith..
Failure
::
Failure
(n.)
Cessation
of
supply,
or total
defect;
a
failing;
deficiency;
as,
failure
of rain;
failure
of
crops..
Defect
::
Defect
(v. t.) To
injure;
to
damage.
Amateurish
::
Amateurish
(a.) In the style of an
amateur;
superficial
or
defective
like the work of an
amateur.
Flaw
::
Flaw (n.) A
defect;
a
fault;
as, a flaw in
reputation;
a flaw in a will, in a deed, or in a
statute..
Confute
::
Confute
(v. t.) To
overwhelm
by
argument;
to
refute
conclusively;
to prove or show to be false or
defective;
to
overcome;
to
silence.
Conjecture
::
Conjecture
(n.) An
opinion,
or
judgment,
formed
on
defective
or
presumptive
evidence;
probable
inference;
surmise;
guess;
suspicion..
Deaf-mute
::
Deaf-mute
(n.) A
person
who is deaf and dumb; one who,
through
deprivation
or
defect
of
hearing,
has
either
failed
the
acquire
the power of
speech,
or has lost it..
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