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flawed

[flawd] / flɔd /












ADJECTIVE
untenable
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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Campaigners claimed the guidance for employers, such as hospitals, shops and restaurants, was "legally flawed" and "overly simplistic."

From BBC

"How To Get to Heaven from Belfast" -- which released Thursday on streaming giant Netflix -- is set in the present day, and features a new band of "women running around being chaotic, crazy and flawed".

From Barron's

Fennell seems to imagine Catherine as a proto-Scarlett in “Gone With the Wind,” except that Brontë didn’t give her flawed heroine as many options.

From Los Angeles Times

It also showed how love can reside in a gray area — how inherently flawed and beautiful the act of loving is.

From Los Angeles Times

Yet, though Travis is a fatally flawed messenger, his analysis of the state of urban America has a disturbing ring of truth.

From The Wall Street Journal