Adjective:

અચકાતા,

flawed's Usage Examples:

flawed, and the book was blamed by some for contributing to widespread eugenic sterilization programs in the United States and to the racist policies.

fallacy in which an equivalence is drawn between two subjects based on flawed or false reasoning.

The trial was later considered flawed.

At a hearing at City Hall on March 9, 2017, the City took some responsibility for giving late evacuation notices to residents but also blamed the water district for giving them flawed information.

The palatalization of numerous consonants before front vowels that took place right before the backing of to gives the flawed impression that was diphthongized into .

snide", saying that "the show"s actors imbue their geeky cut-outs with winsomely flawed humanity that allows us to care about them even as they undercut.

Douglas neither demonizes nor canonizes this flawed character.

FINRA found that during a nine-year review period, Raymond James’ email review system was flawed in significant respects, allowing millions of emails to evade meaningful review.

entirely flawed methodology that underweights the quality of research and overweights fluff.

Artistically they were flawed, and even The Russian Messenger, which traditionally had supported the author, refused to publish The Financial Genius.

Although the Nurses' hardship fund raised £750,000 after some of the Premiership's best-paid stars pitched in with a day's pay, the campaign received a mixed response and was described by some commentators as intellectually flawed and a thinly-veiled form of blackmail.

Original petitioner in SC says document is "flawed" as apex court rejected reverification plea".

The Royal Society of Medicine declared that the study ‘is flawed in many aspects of design, execution and analysis’ and that ‘no conclusions should be drawn from it’.

Synonyms:

imperfect, blemished,

Antonyms:

unblemished, undamaged, perfect,