Definition of «imperfect»

Imperfect means not completely or perfectly formed, developed, or finished. It can also refer to something that is incomplete or lacking in some way, such as an imperfect understanding of a situation. In general usage, it describes something that has flaws or defects and does not meet the standards expected for perfection.

Usage examples

The painting exhibited at the museum was imperfect, with visible brush strokes and some smudges.
The candidate's presentation had an imperfect delivery, including a few stumbles and a lack of clarity in some parts.
The relationship between the two characters in the novel was beautifully portrayed as imperfect, reflecting the complexities of real-life connections.
The company's marketing strategy was deemed imperfect, as it failed to effectively target the intended audience and generate the desired results.

Phrases with «imperfect»

Sentences with «imperfect»

In a world of imperfect information, one of the most frequently used indicators of quality is price. (sciencemag.org)
They are saying that after about a months employ, their tool grew to change into behind which resulted in imperfect person ride for them. (androidnougatupdate.info)
This also implied a very definite separation between this perfect being and our messy, imperfect world. (religion-online.org)
(see all sentences)

Definition of «imperfect»

Usage examples

Phrases with «imperfect»

Sentences with «imperfect»

See also