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Definition of fault
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 fault is as below...
Fault (n.) In coal
seams,
coal
rendered
worthless
by
impurities
in the seam; as, slate
fault,
dirt
fault,
etc..
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Lack
::
Lack (v. t.) To
blame;
to find fault with.
Vitiate
::
Vitiate
(v. t.) To make
vicious,
faulty,
or
imperfect;
to
render
defective;
to
injure
the
substance
or
qualities
of; to
impair;
to
contaminate;
to
spoil;
as,
exaggeration
vitiates
a style of
writing;
sewer gas
vitiates
the air..
Facile
::
Facile
(a.)
Easily
persuaded
to good or bad;
yielding;
ductile
to a
fault;
pliant;
flexible.
Faultless
::
Faultless
(a.)
Without
fault;
not
defective
or
imperfect;
free from
blemish;
free from
incorrectness,
vice, or
offense;
perfect;
as, a
faultless
poem..
Failure
::
Failure
(n.) A
failing;
a
slight
fault.
Defalcator
::
Defalcator
(n.) A
defaulter
or
embezzler.
Exculpatory
::
Exculpatory
()
Clearing,
or
tending
to
clear,
from
alleged
fault or
guilt;
excusing..
Error
::
Error (n.) A moral
offense;
violation
of duty; a sin or
transgression;
iniquity;
fault.
Submission
::
Submission
(n.)
Acknowledgement
of a
fault;
confession
of
error.
Amend
::
Amend (v. t.) by
simply
removing
what is
erroneous,
corrupt,
superfluous,
faulty,
and the
like;.
Redhibitory
::
Redhibitory
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
redhibition;
as, a
redhibitory
action
or
fault..
Scourge
::
Scourge
(n.) To
punish
with
severity;
to
chastise;
to
afflict,
as for sins or
faults,
and with the
purpose
of
correction..
Twit
::
Twit (v. t.) To vex by
bringing
to
notice,
or
reminding
of, a
fault,
defect,
misfortune,
or the like; to
revile;
to
reproach;
to
upbraid;
to
taunt;
as, he
twitted
his
friend
of
falsehood..
Chide
::
Chide (v. i.) To utter words of
disapprobation
and
displeasure;
to find
fault;
to
contend
angrily.
Transgression
::
Transgression
(n.) The act of
transgressing,
or of
passing
over or
beyond
any law, civil or
moral;
the
violation
of a law or known
principle
of
rectitude;
breach
of
command;
fault;
offense;
crime;
sin..
Peccant
::
Peccant
(a.)
Wrong;
defective;
faulty.
Findfaulting
::
Findfaulting
(a.) Apt to
censure
or
cavil;
faultfinding;
captious.
Blameful
::
Blameful
(a.)
Faulty;
meriting
blame.
Condign
::
Condign
(a.)
Deserved;
adequate;
suitable
to the fault or
crime.
Conspicuous
::
Conspicuous
(a.)
Obvious
to the
mental
eye;
easily
recognized;
clearly
defined;
notable;
prominent;
eminent;
distinguished;
as, a
conspicuous
excellence,
or
fault..
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