Faults is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAULTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FAULT, to criticize
• criticize for inadequacy or mistakes
• do wrong
• (of a rock formation) be broken by a fault or faults
NOUN:
• a break or other defect in an electric circuit or piece of machinery
• a misguided action or habit
• (in tennis and similar games) a service of the ball not in accordance with the rules.
• (in showjumping) a penalty point imposed for an error.
• responsibility for an accident or misfortune
• an extended break in a rock formation, marked by the relative displacement and discontinuity of strata on either side of a particular plane
• an unattractive or unsatisfactory feature, especially in a piece of work or in a person's character

Words related to FAULTS

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How to use FAULTS in a sentence

• The Government which has withdrawn to Versailles committed so many faults that it would be difficult to side with it without reserve.
• I am what I seem, more by the acts of others than by any faults of my own.
• We know only what you have been unable to conceal of your faults, and the virtues you have displayed in your show-windows.
• If you can lead children to cure themselves of their faults in such a way that they shall have a good time in doing it, there is a double gain.
• Doubtless there are faults on both sides, the faults of neglect and the faults of false emphasis, and for both the true remedy is a more careful study of the teaching of Jesus.
• He said they were a people of genius, that they showed it in their faults and failures just as much as in their virtues and achievements.
• But Jeremiah, who knew them better, was keenly alive to their faults.
• Such a man is especially susceptible to the weaknesses and crimes that come from jealousy, and the influences of his family and court intensified these fatal faults.
• I may here mention that a general feature in the correction of faults is the absence of violent punishment.
• No man was ever more ready to confess his faults, no man ever had a larger heart or was actuated by a truer spirit of Christian charity than George Whitefield.
• The faults inherent in the theme cannot be imputed to the poet.
• She admitted very humbly that she was in the wrong and that I was right, and, begging me as a favour always to point out her faults, she promised to begin a new life.
• Though, to be sure, the merits of the poem are largely ignored in this review, it is undeniable that the faults which are emphasized do exist.
• The eye that covers faults looks toward the Creator of souls.
• As long as a man does not find his own faults, he can never become perfect.
• Blaine was a man of many faults and many infirmities.
• The two former are musical faults, so we pass them by without further consideration.
• Zachau also taught him to compare the work of various composers, so that he might recognise the various styles, as well as the faults and excellencies of each.
• For notwithstanding all their shut-in state, neither their virtues nor their faults are hid from the passing eye.
• The present Paper shall consist of two Letters, which observe upon Faults that are easily cured both in Love and Friendship.
• His faults do not soften us, as the faults of so many favourite writers do.
• Her free style is stained by none of the current faults of the day.
• She no longer imagined that all the people in the street were staring at her, anxious to find faults in her appearance.
• But let us not forget that the Church of Rome has great merits to set against great faults.
• All human relationships are in some measure marred by the faults of those who sustain them.

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