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91defect — I. n. 1. Deficiency, lack, want, destitution, default. 2. Imperfection, blemish, flaw. 3. Fault, failing, foible. II. v. n. Abandon allegiance, break fealty, desert, revolt, fall away from duty …
92defect — 1 noun (C) a fault or a lack of something that means that something is not perfect: All the cars are tested for defects before they leave the factory. 2 verb (I) to leave your own country or a group in order to go to or join an opposing one: a… …
93defect — n 1. fault, error, mistake; imperfection, failing, weakness, infirmity, frailty; drawback, liability, weak point; blemish, birthmark, blot, stain, scar, cicatrice, deformity; flaw, scratch, crack, spot, tear, blotch; vice, foible; (all usu. pi.,… …
94defect — de·fect …
95defect — Kīnā, kīna u, kīna una u, hewa, ke e …
96defect — A fault in a system or a flaw in materials or a finish …
97defect — see DEFICIENT …
98defect — n. & v. n. also 1 lack of something essential or required; imperfection. 2 a shortcoming or failing. 3 a blemish. 4 the amount by which a thing falls short. v.intr. abandon one s country or cause in favour of another. Derivatives: defector n.… …
99formal defect — defect which is regular in shape …
100Defect, atrial septal (ASD) — A hole in the septum, the wall, between the atria, the upper chambers of the heart. Commonly called an ASD. ASDs are a major class of congenital cardiac malformation …