Do you know the adjective forms of "flaw"?
Today we're cracking down on the derivates of “flaw”!
✅ Flaw – a defect, fault, or imperfection.
🔸 The only flaw in her diamond was a tiny spot of black, barely visible to the naked eye.
🔸 Despite its potential, the plan had one major flaw - it was too costly.
🔸 It was terrific, apart from one design flaw: hot air and kitchen smells rise into the upper bedroom level. (The Guardian – travel)
🔸 To have a modern slavery bill that does not have at its core the recognition of the fundamental need for victim identification is a fatal flaw. (The Guardian)
✅ Flawed – having or characterized by a fundamental weakness or imperfection.
🔸It was obvious that the plan was flawed.
🔸 Despite being flawed, the ancient artifact held immense historical value.
🔸 The legal basis for his detention was deeply flawed. (The Guardian)
🔸 Sam was loyal to the NUM, while Danny told anyone who would listen on the picket lines that he believed the strike to be fatally flawed. (The Guardian)
✅ Flawless – without any blemishes or imperfections; perfect.
🔸 Her flawless performance on stage earned her a standing ovation.
🔸 The diamond was flawless, sparkling brilliantly under the light.
🔸 It was not only his kicking which was flawless, it was his game management. (The Guardian – Sport)
🔸 He was not flawless; but then he was not aiming for perfection. (The Guardian – Sport)
Remember, nobody is perfect, and what might seem flawed to one might be a unique trait to another! 💎
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