Imperfect
81imperféct — s. n., pl. imperfécte imperiáli; f. sg. imperiálã, pl. imperiále …
82imperfect — I (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. flawed, defective, incomplete, deficient; see damaged 2 , faulty . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) a. flawed, faulty, defective, deficient, unfinished, insufficient, below par, substandard, immature. ANT.: perfect,… …
83imperfect — adjective 1》 faulty or incomplete. 2》 Grammar (of a tense) denoting a past action in progress but not completed at the time in question. 3》 Music (of a cadence) ending on the dominant chord. 4》 Law (of a gift, title, etc.) transferred without all …
84imperfect — a. 1. Defective, incomplete, faulty, not entire. 2. Weak, frail, erring …
85imperfect — adj 1. faulty, defective, inoperative, unserviceable, out of order, out of commission, Inf. on the blink, Inf. on the fritz, Inf. out of kilter, Sl. out of whack, Sl. gone kerflooie, Sl. kaput, Scot. stickit, Sl. on the bum; broken, disfigured,… …
86imperfect — im·perfect …
87imperfect — adjective Syn: faulty, flawed, defective, inferior, second rate, substandard, damaged, blemished, torn, broken, cracked, scratched; Brit.; informal duff Ant: perfect …
88imperfect — Kīnā, hemahema, a ole i ponopono loa, pa ewa, ewa, kūpa ewa, pao io i …
89imperfect — Incomplete; lacking in some essential; defective …
90imperfect fungus — noun Date: circa 1895 any of various fungi (order Fungi Imperfecti syn. Deuteromycetes) of which only the conidial stage is known …