fault

A large and significant problem or imperfection.

A problem that happens often with a particular thing.

A small and not very important problem or imperfection.

A problem with the electrical system of a machine or building.

A problem in the way something was planned or made.

Indicates total and complete responsibility for a mistake.

Used to emphasize that the mistake was due to carelessness or a lack of intelligence.

A flaw in someone's individual character.

A flaw related to principles of right and wrong.

A line on a rock surface or the ground that traces a geological fault.

A formal way to say that someone is responsible for something wrong.

Used to say that something bad happened to someone, but they were not responsible for it.

A formal or legal term for a mistake or wrongdoing made by a person or party.

Means 'in spite of their faults'; used to introduce a positive quality.

Used to say that someone has a lot, or too much, of a good quality (e.g., generous to a fault).

To be responsible for a bad situation or a mistake.

Because of a mistake made by someone.

Not being responsible for a mistake; being blameless.

To possess a characteristic that is a weakness.

To tell someone about their weaknesses or mistakes.