Definition of: defect

(di·fekt′, dē′fekt) noun
1. Lack or absence of something essential; imperfection.
2. A blemish; failing; fault. See synonyms under BLEMISH, FOIBLE, WANT.
—v.i. (di·fekt′) To desert; go over to the enemy or opposition. [<L defectus, pp. of deficere fail <de- not + facere do]

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mental defect
quantum defect
physical defect

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