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Definition of fail
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 fail is as below...
Fail (v. i.) To
become
unable
to meet one's
engagements;
especially,
to be
unable
to pay one's debts or
discharge
one's
business
obligation;
to
become
bankrupt
or
insolvent..
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Undeserve
::
Undeserve
(v. t.) To fail to
deserve.
Trip
::
Trip (n.) A false step; a
stumble;
a
misstep;
a loss of
footing
or
balance.
Fig.: An
error;
a
failure;
a
mistake.
Fail
::
Fail (v. i.) To be
wanting;
to fall
short;
to be or
become
deficient
in any
measure
or
degree
up to total
absence;
to cease to be
furnished
in the usual or
expected
manner,
or to be
altogether
cut off from
supply;
to be
lacking;
as,
streams
fail; crops
fail..
Nondiscovery
::
Nondiscovery
(n.) Want or
failure
of
discovery.
Shortcoming
::
Shortcoming
(n.)
Neglect
of, or
failure
in,
performance
of
duty..
Defaulter
::
Defaulter
(n.) One who makes
default;
one who fails to
appear
in court when court when
called.
Hold
::
Hold (n. i.) Not to fail or be found
wanting;
to
continue;
to last; to
endure
a test or
trial;
to
abide;
to
persist.
Quail
::
Quail (v. t.) To cause to fail in
spirit
or
power;
to
quell;
to
crush;
to
subdue.
Miscarriage
::
Miscarriage
(n.) Ill
conduct;
evil or
improper
behavior;
as, the
failings
and
miscarriages
of the
righteous..
Well
::
Well (a.) Good in
condition
or
circumstances;
desirable,
either
in a
natural
or moral
sense;
fortunate;
convenient;
advantageous;
happy;
as, it is well for the
country
that the crops did not fail; it is well that the
mistake
was
discovered..
Fault
::
Fault (n.) A moral
failing;
a
defect
or
dereliction
from duty; a
deviation
from
propriety;
an
offense
less
serious
than a
crime.
Connive
::
Connive
(v. i.) To close the eyes upon a
fault;
to wink (at); to fail or
forbear
by
intention
to
discover
an act; to
permit
a
proceeding,
as if not aware of it; --
usually
followed
by at..
Disappointment
::
Disappointment
(n.) The act of
disappointing,
or the state of being
disappointed;
defeat
or
failure
of
expectation
or hope;
miscarriage
of
design
or plan;
frustration..
Nonconformity
::
Nonconformity
(n.)
Neglect
or
failure
of
conformity;
especially,
in
England,
the
neglect
or
refusal
to unite with the
established
church
in its rites and modes of
worship..
Error
::
Error (n.) A fault of a
player
of the side in the field which
results
in
failure
to put out a
player
on the other side, or gives him an
unearned
base..
Innutrition
::
Innutrition
(n.) Want of
nutrition;
failure
of
nourishment.
Lack
::
Lack (n.)
Deficiency;
want; need;
destitution;
failure;
as, a lack of
sufficient
food..
Condition
::
Condition
(n.) To put under
conditions;
to
require
to pass a new
examination
or to make up a
specified
study,
as a
condition
of
remaining
in one's class or in
college;
as, to
condition
a
student
who has
failed
in some
branch
of
study..
Default
::
Default
(n.) A
failing
or
failure;
omission
of that which ought to be done;
neglect
to do what duty or law
requires;
as, this evil has
happened
through
the
governor's
default..
Dearth
::
Dearth
(n.)
Scarcity
which
renders
dear; want; lack;
specifically,
lack of food on
account
of
failure
of
crops;
famine..
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