Adjective:

દોષિત, અપૂર્ણ, ઉણપ, ખામીયુક્ત, અંગવિહીન,

defectible's Usage Examples:

brotherly attitude, their economic activity, and most important, their indefectible patriotism.

giving his assent he receive from Christ the form of the papacy: the indefectible power or authority promised to Saint Peter and his successors by which.

It also challenged the Catholic doctrine that the Catholic Church was indefectible and infallible in its dogmatic teachings.

but that every aspect of an ecumenical council is free of errors or is indefectible.

Arising apparently from this science, there is one infallible, indefectible and truly catholic religion which has always existed in the world, but.

+ des involvo unavoidable indefectible < Lat.

from the belief in the historical authenticity of the foundation of an indefectible church, and Jesus" grant of teaching authority to that church through.

The first reformers had accepted the Scriptural doctrine of an indefectible visible Church.

Married to Jacques Laurent, with whom she maintained an indefectible friendship until the death of the latter, she divorced a few years later.

Savoy vibrate in unison to glorify, in this magnificent Centenary, the indefectible commitment of Savoy to France.