n. something that spoils the appearance or completeness of a thing; v. to leave a cause or party often in order to take up another
We returned the toy with a defect. OR He might defect to the enemy.
We returned the toy with a defect. OR He might defect to the enemy.
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She was born with a corporeal defect.
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The doctors determined that it was a corrigible defect.
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What was the small defect in Robota's programming?
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What kind of birth defect did Gunnar have?
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There was no sign of an afferent pupillary defect to either eye.
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Her health problems were traced back to a congenital heart defect.
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He might defect to the enemy.
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It was on sale because of a defect in the sewing.
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Clinocephaly is a type of birth defect.
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What defect did Spensa tell Cobb she had after graduation?
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blemish; flaw; shortcoming; fault; imperfection
perfection
2 syllables
de-fect
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