imperfection in Irish
imperfection in Irish is neamhfhoirfeacht — imperfection means the state or quality of being imperfect or flawed.
imperfection in Irish
neamhfhoirfeacht
(uncountable) Those qualities or features that are imperfect; the characteristic, state, or quality of being imperfect.
What does "imperfection" mean?
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noun The state or quality of being imperfect or flawed.
"She learned to accept the imperfection in her handwriting."
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noun A specific flaw, blemish, or error in something.
"A tiny imperfection in the glass caught the light."
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imperfection in a sentence
- She learned to accept the imperfection in her handwriting.
- The film explores the beauty of human imperfection.
- A tiny imperfection in the glass caught the light.
- The inspector marked every imperfection on the report.
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What is "imperfection" in Irish?
"imperfection" in Irish is neamhfhoirfeacht. imperfection means: The state or quality of being imperfect or flawed.
How do you use "imperfection" in a sentence?
Example: "She learned to accept the imperfection in her handwriting." In Irish, "imperfection" is neamhfhoirfeacht.
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