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Meanings of so flawed in English

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Usage of so flawed in English
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She was so colorful, so flawed, so imbued with life.
The evolutionary void
2
Liotta is so flawed and vulnerable that he doesn't know how to give a soundbite.
The Guardian
3
It's good to see they take copyright infringements so seriously, despite the system being so flawed.
The South African
4
How could her judgment be so flawed that she would find freedom in a barbarian's arms?
The captive
5
I liked that she was so flawed, she was kind of a coward and quite selfish.
The Guardian
6
This is so flawed, since the past, as we saw, is no indication of future deviations in Extremistan.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
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He loved her, everyone did, and she loved him with a special love she reserved for things so flawed.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
8
She's so flawed and fabulous.
Reuters
9
It was all so flawed.
Osprey island
10
The inspector's whole report was " so flawed" that it should be set aside in its entirety, counsel said.
The Irish Times
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It may be that they've never been quite so flawed before, or not all so flawed at the same time.
The Guardian
12
Humanity was so flawed.
Nemesis Game
13
We're ever so flawed.
Angelfall
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He built a loan portfolio so flawed as to suffer £32.5bn of impairments in 2007-10alone.
The Guardian
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This is so flawed, funny and oddly noble a portrait of God, that the most hard-hearted atheist may find him hard to resist.
The Guardian
16
They can just be like, oh that's such a fucking funny character, she's so flawed and villainess and crazy and I love that.
The new yorker
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