Pronunciation: /ɪmˈpɜːrfɪkt/
noun a person or thing that is not perfect or complete
A1 I don't mind imperfections in my artwork.
A2 The vase had a small imperfection on the rim.
B1 The designer embraced the imperfect beauty of the handmade rug.
B2 Her love for him was unconditional, imperfections and all.
C1 The artist's work explores the concept of perfection versus imperfection.
C2 She found beauty in the imperfect details of the old building.
adjective describing something that is not perfect or complete
A1 My drawing is imperfect, but I am proud of it.
A2 The cake she baked was delicious, even though it looked imperfect.
B1 The old house had its charm, despite its imperfect condition.
B2 The artist embraced the imperfect beauty of the abstract painting.
C1 The imperfect pitch of the singer's voice added emotion to the song.
C2 The novel's protagonist was portrayed as a complex and imperfect character.
formal The artist acknowledged that his latest masterpiece was imperfect due to a few brush strokes that were slightly off.
informal I know my cooking is imperfect, but I still love trying out new recipes.
slang Her dance moves may be imperfect, but she really knows how to have fun on the dance floor.
figurative In the eyes of the perfectionist, even the most beautiful sunset can seem imperfect with its imperfections.
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