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Definition of defect
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Defect
(v. t.) To
injure;
to
damage.
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Spectacle
::
Spectacle
(n.) An
optical
instrument
consisting
of two
lenses
set in a light
frame,
and worn to
assist
sight,
to
obviate
some
defect
in the
organs
of
vision,
or to
shield
the eyes from
bright
light..
Hiatus
::
Hiatus
(n.) An
opening;
an
aperture;
a gap; a
chasm;
esp., a
defect
in a
manuscript,
where some part is lost or
effaced;
a space where
something
is
wanting;
a
break..
Defectibility
::
Defectibility
(n.)
Deficiency;
imperfection.
Failure
::
Failure
(n.)
Cessation
of
supply,
or total
defect;
a
failing;
deficiency;
as,
failure
of rain;
failure
of
crops..
Inexertion
::
Inexertion
(n.) Want of
exertion;
want of
effort;
defect
of
action;
indolence;
laziness.
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..
Confute
::
Confute
(v. t.) To
overwhelm
by
argument;
to
refute
conclusively;
to prove or show to be false or
defective;
to
overcome;
to
silence.
Acatalectic
::
Acatalectic
(a.) Not
defective;
complete;
as, an
acatalectic
verse..
Defectuous
::
Defectuous
(a.) Full of
defects;
imperfect.
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..
Anopsy
::
Anopsy
(a.) Want or
defect
of
sight;
blindness.
Defect
::
Defect
(v. t.) To
injure;
to
damage.
Patch
::
Patch (n.) A small piece of black silk stuck on the face, or neck, to hide a
defect,
or to
heighten
beauty..
Unwise
::
Unwise
(a.) Not wise;
defective
in
wisdom;
injudicious;
indiscreet;
foolish;
as, an
unwise
man;
unwise
kings;
unwise
measures..
Diminution
::
Diminution
(n.)
Omission,
inaccuracy,
or
defect
in a
record..
Infirmity
::
Infirmity
(a.) A
personal
frailty
or
failing;
foible;
eccentricity;
a
weakness
or
defect.
Incomplete
::
Incomplete
(a.) Not
complete;
not
filled
up; not
finished;
not
having
all its
parts,
or not
having
them all
adjusted;
imperfect;
defective..
Indefectibility
::
Indefectibility
(n.) The
quality
of being
indefectible.
Imperfect
::
Imperfect
(a.) Not
fulfilling
its
design;
not
realizing
an
ideal;
not
conformed
to a
standard
or rule; not
satisfying
the taste or
conscience;
esthetically
or
morally
defective.
Clean
::
Clean
(superl.)
Free from that which is
useless
or
injurious;
without
defects;
as, clean land; clean
timber..
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