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Synonym for fault [verb]

The synonym fault synonymous definition words:
means "action"
fail, bungle, err, blunder
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fault [noun]

means "thing"
defect, blemish, failing, flaw, foible, frailty, imperfection, shortcoming

fault [noun]

means "mistake"
error, blunder, misdeed, slip

fault [noun]

means "matter"
liability, accountability, blame
Further results for the word "fault"

blame [verb]

means "speech"
fault, indict

blemish [noun]

means "flaw"
defect, defacement, discolouration, taint, fault, imperfection

blunder [noun]

means "error"
mistake, oversight, slip, lapse, fault, indiscretion

bug [noun]

means "defect"
flaw, fault, blemish, problem, imperfection

delicate [adjective]

means "weak"
squeamish, fault, dainty, feeble, ticklish, unhealthy

demerit [noun]

means "low mark"
fault, punishment

dereliction [noun]

means "failure"
delinquency, evasion, fault, nonperformance, neglect, negligence

erratum [noun]

means "error"
blunder, mistake, fault, inaccuracy, oversight, slip

error [noun]

means "thing"
fault, falsity, iniquity, delusion, misdeed, untruth

felony [noun]

means "transgression"
insult, crime, malfeasance, affront, fault, misdemeanour

foible [noun]

means "defect"
failing, fault, frailty, imperfection, infirmity, weakness

frailty [noun]

means "defect in character"
foible, fault, imperfection, weakness, peccadillo, error

imperfection [noun]

means "flaw"
defect, blemish, deformity, fault, stain

indict [verb]

means "censure"
charge, accuse, rebuke, reproach, condemn, fault

indiscretion [noun]

means "error"
mistake, oversight, blunder, lapse, fault, slip

limitation [noun]

means "shortcoming"
deficiency, insufficiency, fault, flaw, defect, inadequacy

misbehavior [noun]

means "misconduct"
fault

misdeed [noun]

means "transgression"
error, fault, trespass, wrong, offence, crime

misdemeanor [noun]

means "misconduct"
fault, crime, misbehaviour, misbehavior [US], misdeed, misjudge

misdemeanour [noun]

means "transgression"
insult, crime, malfeasance, affront, fault, offence

misdoing [noun]

means "misconduct"
wrongdoing, misbehavior, misdeed, mistake, fault, betrayal

misprint [noun]

means "error"
blunder, erratum, fault, inaccuracy, oversight, slip

mistake [noun]

means "error"
blunder, erratum, fault, inaccuracy, oversight, slip

nonperformance [noun]

means "failure"
delinquency, evasion, fault, dereliction, neglect, negligence

offence [noun]

means "transgression"
insult, crime, malfeasance, affront, fault, misdemeanour

offense [noun]

means "transgression"
insult, crime, malfeasance, affront, fault, felony

oversight [noun]

means "error"
disregard, blunder, failure, erratum, overlooking, fault

shift [verb]

means "activity"
change, fault

shortcoming [noun]

means "limitation"
deficiency, insufficiency, fault, flaw, defect, inadequacy

slip [noun]

means "mistake"
error, oversight, blunder, lapse, fault, indiscretion

solecism [noun]

means "delinquency"
culpability, fault, wrongdoing, indiscretion, impropriety, misdeed

trespass [noun]

means "transgression"
error, fault, misdeed, wrong, offence, crime

vein [noun]

means "nature"
lode, mine, fissure, fault, layer

weakness [noun]

means "defect"
flaw, fault, deficiency, failing

wrongdoing [noun]

means "delinquency"
culpability, solecism, fault, indiscretion, impropriety, misdeed

faultfinder [noun]

means "critic"
quibbler

faultfinding [adjective]

means "captious"
sarcastic, carping, critical, severe, caviling, backbiting

faultless [adjective]

means "perfect"
flawless, excellent, matchless, impeccable, exquisite, pure

faulty [adjective]

means "erroneous"
untrue, false

faulty [adjective]

means "defective"
bad, deficient, damaged, flawed, imperfect, tainted

faulty [adjective]

means "culpable"
blameworthy, blamable, censurable, reprehensible

absolute [adjective]

means "perfect"
complete, pure, faultless, unblemished, ideal, whole

amiss [adjective]

means "wrong"
faulty, unfair, astray, erroneous, erring, imperfect

astray [object]

means "property"
wrong, faulty, unfair, amiss, erroneous, erring


bad [adjective]

means "property"
inferior, defective, poor, faulty, inadequate, unsound

blameless [adjective]

means "innocent"
faultless, virtuous, spotless, untainted, clean, pure

critic [noun]

means "person"
faultfinder, quibbler

erring [adjective]

means "wrong"
mistaken, fallible, straying, faulty, in error, blundering

flawlessness [noun]

means "excellence"
ideal, perfection, superiority, faultlessness, incomparability, supremacy

genuineness [noun]

means "purity"
naturalness, authenticity, flawlessness, faultlessness, perfection

ill [adjective]

means "property"
faulty, poor, unsatisfactory, objectionable

imperfect [adjective]

means "flawed"
defective, faulty, marred, impaired, tainted, incomplete

in error [adjective]

means "mistaken"
incorrect, faulty, false, misleading, equivocal

incorrect [adjective]

means "improper"
immoral, indecent, faulty

incorrectness [noun]

means "impropriety"
faultyness

innocent [adjective]

means "blameless"
faultless, virtuous, spotless, untainted, clean, pure

jerry-built [adjective]

means "inferior"
mediocre, faulty, shoddy, second-rate, seedy, poor

lame [adjective]

means "inadequate"
faulty

limited [adjective]

means "moderate capacity"
cramped, circumscribed, confined, inadequate, faulty, insufficient

misguided [adjective]

means "mistaken"
confused, erroneous, wrong, faulty, fallacious, wayward

nugatory [adjective]

means "useless"
ineffectual, inadequate, inoperative, impotent, faulty

pedant [noun]

means "perfectionist"
dogmatist, precisianist, quibbler, faultfinder

perfection [noun]

means "excellence"
ideal, flawlessness, superiority, faultlessness, incomparability, supremacy

poor [adjective]

means "property"
inferior, mediocre, faulty, shoddy, second-rate, rustic

pure [adjective]

means "property"
homogeneous, faultless, genuine, perfect, simple, unmodified

purity [noun]

means "genuineness"
naturalness, authenticity, flawlessness, faultlessness, perfection

second-rate [adjective]

means "inferior"
mediocre, faulty, shoddy, poor, seedy, jerry-built

shoddy [adjective]

means "inferior"
mediocre, faulty, poor, second-rate, seedy, jerry-built

sinless [adjective]

means "blameless"
faultless, virtuous, spotless, untainted, clean, pure

sketchy [adjective]

means "imperfect"
inadequate, insufficient, hasty, faulty, slight, defective

superiority [noun]

means "excellence"
ideal, flawlessness, perfection, faultlessness, incomparability, supremacy

unblemished [adjective]

means "perfect"
complete, pure, faultless, absolute, ideal, whole

unfounded [adjective]

means "false"
fallacious, wrong, faulty, invalid, unsound, untenable

unlawful [adjective]

means "wrong"
faulty, unfair, astray, erroneous, erring, imperfect

unmodified [adjective]

means "homogeneous"
faultless, genuine, perfect, simple, pure

unsound [adjective]

means "false"
fallacious, wrong, faulty, invalid, unfounded, untenable

untarnished [adjective]

means "perfect"
complete, pure, faultless, unblemished, ideal, whole

untenable [adjective]

means "false"
fallacious, wrong, faulty, invalid, unfounded, unsound

wrong [adjective]

means "property"
faulty

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