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flawed

[flawd] / flɔd /












ADJECTIVE
untenable
Synonyms


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Hudson returned to the realm of music with the flawed yet prestigious “Nine,” which showed off her singing chops and drew a SAG Award ensemble nomination, her highest recognition post-“Almost Famous.”

From Los Angeles Times

Unlike restless Nora, Agnes is married with a son, able to view her deeply flawed dad from the vantage point of both a daughter and mother.

From Los Angeles Times

Together, they published research showing how flawed measurement methods can fuel inaccurate assumptions about eating behavior.

From Science Daily

Nancy never got out of the blocks, his two wins from eight games coming in a flawed victory over bottom-of-the-table Livingston and a triumph over 10-man Aberdeen, who have also just sacked their manager.

From BBC

This is flawed thinking geologically, mathematically and economically.

From The Wall Street Journal