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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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Culprit
::
Culprit
(p. p.) One
quilty
of a
fault;
a
criminal.
Excuse
::
Excuse
(v. t.) That which is
offered
as a
reason
for being
excused;
a plea
offered
in
extenuation
of a fault or
irregular
deportment;
apology;
as, an
excuse
for
neglect
of duty;
excuses
for delay of
payment..
Expose
::
Expose
(v. t.) To
disclose
the
faults
or
reprehensible
practices
of; to lay open to
general
condemnation
or
contempt
by
making
public
the
character
or arts of; as, to
expose
a
cheat,
liar, or
hypocrite..
Querulous
::
Querulous
(v.) Apt to find
fault;
habitually
complaining;
disposed
to
murmur;
as, a
querulous
man or
people..
Condign
::
Condign
(a.)
Deserved;
adequate;
suitable
to the fault or
crime.
Leap
::
Leap (n.) A
fault.
Monitor
::
Monitor
(n.) One who
admonishes;
one who warns of
faults,
informs
of duty, or gives
advice
and
instruction
by way of
reproof
or
caution..
Inculpable
::
Inculpable
(a.)
Faultless;
blameless;
innocent.
Hypermetropy
::
Hypermetropy
(n.) A
condition
of the eye in
which,
through
shortness
of the
eyeball
or fault of the
refractive
media,
the rays of light come to a focus
behind
the
retina;
farsightedness;
--
called
also
hyperopia.
Cf.
Emmetropia..
Excuser
::
Excuser
(n.) One who
offers
excuses
or
pleads
in
extenuation
of the fault of
another.
Abuse
::
Abuse (v. t.) A
corrupt
practice
or
custom;
offense;
crime;
fault;
as, the
abuses
in the civil
service..
Faulty
::
Faulty
(a.)
Guilty
of a
fault,
or of
faults;
hence,
blamable;
worthy
of
censure..
Smut
::
Smut (v. t.) Bad, soft coal,
containing
much
earthy
matter,
found in the
immediate
locality
of
faults..
Chide
::
Chide (p. pr. & vb. n.) To
rebuke;
to
reprove;
to
scold;
to find fault with.
Scape
::
Scape (n.) A
freak;
a slip; a
fault;
an
escapade.
Default
::
Default
(v. i.) To fail to
appear
in
court;
to let a case go by
default.
Default
::
Default
(v. t.) To fail to
perform
or pay; to be
guilty
of
neglect
of; to omit; as, to
default
a
dividend..
Petty
::
Petty
(superl.)
Little;
trifling;
inconsiderable;
also,
inferior;
subordinate;
as, a petty
fault;
a petty
prince..
Demerit
::
Demerit
(n.) That which
deserves
blame;
ill
desert;
a
fault;
a vice;
misconduct;
-- the
opposite
of
merit.
Connivance
::
Connivance
(n.)
Intentional
failure
or
forbearance
to
discover
a fault or
wrongdoing;
voluntary
oversight;
passive
consent
or
cooperation.
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