Imperfections: meaning, definitions and examples
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imperfections
[ ˌɪm.pəˈfek.ʃənz ]
in beauty
Defects or flaws in something that is otherwise considered beautiful. Imperfections can add character and uniqueness to an object.
Synonyms
blemishes, defects, faults, flaws
Examples of usage
- The imperfections in the handmade pottery gave it a charming appeal.
- Her imperfections made her even more attractive to him.
in a person
Characteristics or traits that are considered less than perfect. Imperfections can make a person more relatable and human.
Synonyms
flaws, limitations, shortcomings, weaknesses
Examples of usage
- His imperfections made him more approachable and likable.
- We should embrace our imperfections as they make us who we are.
in a plan
Weaknesses or shortcomings in a plan or strategy that prevent it from being ideal or foolproof. Imperfections in a plan may require adjustments or revisions.
Synonyms
flaws, limitations, shortcomings, weaknesses
Examples of usage
- The imperfections in the proposal were addressed during the meeting.
- Despite its imperfections, the plan was still successful.
Translations
Translations of the word "imperfections" in other languages:
🇵🇹 imperfeições
🇮🇳 अपूर्णताएँ
🇩🇪 Unvollkommenheiten
🇮🇩 ketidaksempurnaan
🇺🇦 недоліки
🇵🇱 niedoskonałości
🇯🇵 不完全
🇫🇷 imperfections
🇪🇸 imperfecciones
🇹🇷 kusurlar
🇰🇷 불완전함
🇸🇦 عيوب
🇨🇿 nedokonalosti
🇸🇰 nedokonalosti
🇨🇳 不完美
🇸🇮 nepopolnosti
🇮🇸 ófullkomleikar
🇰🇿 кемшіліктер
🇬🇪 ნაკლოვანებები
🇦🇿 qüsurlar
🇲🇽 imperfecciones
Word origin
The word 'imperfections' originated from the Latin word 'imperfectionem' which means 'want of completeness, deficiency'. It entered the English language in the late 14th century. Over time, the term has been used to describe defects or flaws in various contexts, including beauty, personality, and plans.