adj
flawed
flawd
adj
1
Having a defect or imperfection.
"It was a flawed argument from the start."
"Even the best system is flawed in some way."
How to Use Flawed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishContaining a fault or weakness.
Common pairings
deeply flawed
fatally flawed
flawed logic
Word Forms
more flawed comparative, most flawed superlative
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Etymology
From "flaw" + "-ed."