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1. (n.) shortcoming
a failure, defect, or deficiency in conduct, condition, thought, ability, etc.
Etymology: (1670–80)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) defect, shortcoming
a failing or deficiency
"that interpretation is an unfortunate defect of our lack of information"
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1. (noun) shortcoming
a failing or fault
A lack of tolerance is one of her shortcomings.; a plan with few shortcomings
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1. (noun) shortcoming
the act of falling, or coming short
2. (noun) shortcoming
the failure of a crop, or the like
3. (noun) shortcoming
neglect of, or failure in, performance of duty
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Sense: a fault.
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 Afrikaans: tekortkoming |
 Arabic: عَيْب، نُقْطَة ضَعْف |
 Bulgarian: дефект |
 Brazilian: falha |
 Czech: chyba, vada |
 German: die Unzulänglichkeit |
 Danish: mangel |
 Greek: ελάττωμα, αδυναμία, έλλει |
 Spanish: defecto |
 Estonian: puudujääk |
 Farsi: تصور |
 Finnish: puute |
 French: défaut |
 Hebrew: חִיסרוֹן |
 Hindi: दोष, कमजोरी |
 Croatian: nedostatak, mana |
 Hungarian: hiba |
 Indonesian: kekurangan |
 Icelandic: galli |
 Italian: difetto |
 Japanese: 欠点 |
 Korean: 단점 |
 Lithuanian: trūkumas |
 Latvian: trūkums; nepilnība |
 Malay: kelemahan |
 Dutch: tekortkoming |
 Norwegian: mangel, feil, lyte |
 Polish: wada |
 Persian: تصور |
 Pashto: خیال |
 Portuguese: falha |
 Romanian: defect |
 Russian: недостаток |
 Slovak: chyba, nedostatok |
 Slovenian: hiba |
 Serbian: mana |
 Swedish: brist, fel |
 Thai: จุดอ่อน |
 Turkish: kusur |
 Taiwanese: 缺點 |
 Ukrainian: недолік, вада |
 Urdu: کوتاہی، خامی، نقص |
 Vietnamese: thiếu sót |
 Chinese: 缺点 |
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