Defect

Definition:

• (n.) Want or absence of something necessary for completeness or perfection; deficiency; -- opposed to superfluity.
• (n.) Failing; fault; imperfection, whether physical or moral; blemish; as, a defect in the ear or eye; a defect in timber or iron; a defect of memory or judgment.
• (v. i.) To fail; to become deficient.
• (v. t.) To injure; to damage.

Compare defect with other words:

defect vs. disown

defect vs. idiosyncrasy

defect vs. exile

defect vs. refect

defect vs. flawed

defect vs. deject

defect vs. detect

defeat vs. defect

defect vs. disruption

defect vs. distress

affect vs. defect

defect vs. effect

defect vs. nonconformity

defect vs. impurity

defect vs. dispute

defect vs. injury

blemish vs. defect

defect vs. vicety

badigeon vs. defect

defect vs. defectible

anopsia vs. defect

barreling vs. defect

breakdown vs. defect

defect vs. failure

defect vs. deflect

defect vs. demerit

defect vs. disadvantage

defect vs. deformity

defect vs. drawback

damage vs. defect

defect vs. mobile

defect vs. shortcoming

defect vs. demonstration

defect vs. weakness

betray vs. defect

defect vs. slub

defect vs. eyestrain

defect vs. soundly

culpa vs. defect

defect vs. exemption

defect vs. perfect

defect vs. lapse

defect vs. fluff

defect vs. failing

defect vs. stumble

defect vs. thinko

dangle vs. defect

defect vs. strabismus

defect vs. faultless

defect vs. minus

defect vs. vacancy

defect vs. inclusion

defect vs. rehibition

defect vs. lack

defect vs. dislocation

defect vs. flaw

defect vs. return

defect vs. defection

defect vs. defector

defect vs. loyalty

cease vs. defect

abandon vs. defect

defect vs. deficient

defect vs. deficiency

defect vs. figure

defect vs. wanting

defect vs. part

defect vs. short

amount vs. defect

defect vs. quantity

defect vs. fault

defect vs. defective

coma vs. defect

defect vs. varnish

defect vs. slip

anomaly vs. defect

defect vs. ideal

defect vs. gaffe

defect vs. deficit

accurately vs. defect