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Meanings of imperfection in English
Portuguese
defeito Catalan
imperfecció Usage of imperfection in English
1
I admit that the problem persists, but only because our imperfection persists.
2
And yet with growth every imperfection latent in the system came out.
3
Let there be content with condition; discontent with individual ignorance and imperfection.
4
The foot was identified by an imperfection in one of its toes.
5
These new methods of treatment are based on the idea of imperfection.
6
The imperfection of language rendered it impossible to portray the glorious reality.
7
This is the great merit and the great imperfection of these languages.
8
Because in our present state of imperfection we are sinful and selfish.
9
This thought of imperfection does not diminish the criminality of individual acts.
10
They also exhibit much of the incongruity and imperfection of hasty legislation.
11
Humility should dwell with frailty, and atone for ignorance, error and imperfection.
12
A timidity exists that will not allow the admission of human imperfection.
13
Doul stood behind her, his presence like an imperfection in the glass.
14
All exclusive and sharply-marked qualities are but so many signs of imperfection.
15
But then, doing so would mean admitting an imperfection, weakness or inefficiency.
16
But his conceit is itself an imperfection and a hindrance to growth.
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Imperfection through the time
Imperfection across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common