flaw (noun)

1. In the cartoon, the villain's flaw of underestimating the hero always leads to his defeat.

2. Despite his flaws, she found his imperfections endearing and fell in love with him.

3. The comedian's flaw of being unable to remember punchlines made his performance hilarious.

4. The movie received mixed reviews due to the flaw in its plot that left some unanswered questions.

1. Despite his charming personality, she couldn't overlook his flaw of being overly possessive.

2. The flaw of King Louis XVI's indecisiveness ultimately contributed to the downfall of the French monarchy during the French Revolution.

3. In Greek mythology, Achilles' flaw was his hubris, which ultimately led to his downfall.

4. Superman's flaw of vulnerability to Kryptonite poses a constant threat to his invincibility in comic book storylines.

1. In the mystical world of dragons and wizards, the enchanted amulet contained a flaw that could be exploited by evil forces.

2. The flaw in the design of the Titanic's hull caused it to sink after hitting an iceberg on its maiden voyage.

3. The architect noticed a flaw in the blueprint that would compromise the stability of the building if not corrected.

4. According to some believers, Adam and Eve were created without flaw, but their disobedience led to the introduction of flaws and imperfections into the world.

1. The artist decided to flaw the painting with a small smudge, adding a sense of imperfection and depth to the piece.

2. The director intentionally chose to flaw the protagonist's appearance in order to create a more relatable and realistic character for the audience.

3. The animator used a digital tool to flaw the cartoon character's design, giving it a charming and quirky look.

4. In the course of time, various flaws and imperfections were discovered in the ancient artifact, shedding new light on its historical significance.