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    imperfect
    /ɪmˈpəːfɪkt/

    adjective

    noun

    • 1. the imperfect tense.

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  2. IMPERFECT definition: 1. damaged, containing problems, or not having something: 2. The imperfect form of a verb…. Learn more.

  3. The meaning of IMPERFECT is not perfect. How to use imperfect in a sentence. not perfect: such as; flawed in form, structure, or function : defective, deficient; having stamens or pistils but not both…

  4. Something imperfect has flaws, errors, or problems. Imperfect is the opposite of perfect. Imperfect comes from the Latin word imperfectus, meaning “incomplete." If you have an imperfect knowledge of French, you might be able to order a coffee in Paris but not chat with the waiter.

  5. Imperfect definition: relating to or characterized by defects or weaknesses. See examples of IMPERFECT used in a sentence.

  6. In grammar, the imperfect or the imperfect tense of a verb is used to describe continuous situations or repeated actions in the past. Examples are 'I was reading' and 'they were eating'.

  7. damaged, containing problems, or not having something: We're living in an imperfect world. I explained as well as I was able, given my own imperfect understanding of the situation. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Faults and mistakes. (that's) your hard luck idiom. aberration. Achilles heel. adrift. black mark. blemish. errata. erratum.

  8. 1. exhibiting or characterized by faults, mistakes, etc; defective. 2. not complete or finished; deficient.

  9. Nov 12, 2023 · Imperfect definition: relating to or characterized by defects or weaknesses. See examples of IMPERFECT used in a sentence.

  10. IMPERFECT definition: 1. not perfect and with some mistakes: 2. The form of the verb that is used to show an action in…. Learn more.

  11. Definition of imperfect adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.