faults

The word “faults” has 1 syllable: faults

It's pronounced as /fɔːlts/

What is synonym and antonym for faults?

In the thesaurus, “faults” has 221 synonyms and 51 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for faults along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for faults

abnormalities
accountabilities
accountability
admonishes
answerabilities
answerability
assails
attacks
bad-mouths
beefs
belittles
bellyaches
berates
bitches
blames
blasts
blemish
blemishes
blights
bloomers
bloopers
blotches
blots
blunder
blunders
blurs
bobbles
boners
boo-boos
boobs
bricks
bugs
carps
castigates
cavils
censures
chides
clangers
clinkers
clobbers
complains
condemns
corruptions
crabs
crime
criticizes
croaks
crucifies
culpability
damages
debility
decries
defacements
defect
defects
deficiencies
deficiency
deformities
delinquency
demerit
demerits
denounces
depravities
dereliction
derelictions
derides
discommends
disfigurements
disparages
dispraises
disses
distortions
drubs
error
errors
evil doing
evils
excoriates
excrescences
excrescencies
failing
failings
feet of clay
flaw
flaws
flays
flubs
fluffs
foible
foibles
foul-ups
frailties
frailty
fumbles
fusses
gaffes
gaffs
gibbets
glitches
goofs
gripes
grouses
growls
grumbles
guilt
hammers
howlers
immoralities
impairments
imperfection
imperfections
impropriety
inaccuracies
inaccuracy
indiscretion
infirmity
injuries
irregularities
keelhauls
kicks
kinks
knocks
kvetches
lack
lambastes
lambasts
lapse
lapses
lashes
liabilities
liability
loss of innocence
malfeasance
malformations
malpractice
marks
mars
minuses
misapprehensions
miscalculations
miscomprehensions
misconceptions
misconduct
misconstructions
miscue
miscues
misdeed
misdemeanor
misdescriptions
misimpressions
misinterpretations
misjudgments
misreadings
misshapes
misstatements
missteps
mistakes
misunderstandings
moans
murmurs
mutters
negligence
niggles
nits
offense
omission
onus
oversight
oversights
pans
peccancy
pillories
pimple
pockmarks
pratfalls
puts down
quibbles
rebukes
reprehends
reprimands
reproaches
reproves
responsibilities
responsibility
scars
scolds
screwups
shortcoming
shortcomings
sins
skewers
slags
slams
slashes
slip
slip-up
slips
slipups
snafus
soft spots
solecism
spots
stains
stumbles
taints
takes to task
transgression
trespass
trips
tweaks
upbraids
vice
vices
wants
weak point
weakness
weaknesses
whines
wrong
wrongdoing
zit

Antonyms for faults

accuracies
accuracy
adornments
advantage
approves
behavior
benefit
blessing
care
commends
correction
correctness
decorations
embellishments
endorses
enhancements
enough
exactitudes
excellences
extolls
extols
good
good deed
indorses
inerrancies
infallibilities
integrities
irresponsibility
kindness
lauds
merits
moralities
obedience
ornaments
perfection
perfections
plenty
praises
precisions
probities
propriety
recommends
rectitudes
remembrance
right
sanctions
soundness
strength
strong point
success
virtues

Meanings of faults

noun
1. A defect; something that detracts from perfection.
2. A mistake or error.
3. A weakness of character; a failing.
4. A minor offense.
5. Blame; the responsibility for a mistake.
6. A fracture in a rock formation causing a discontinuity.
7. In coal seams, coal rendered worthless by impurities in the seam.
8. An illegal serve.
9. An abnormal connection in a circuit.
10. Want; lack.
11. A lost scent; act of losing the scent.
verb
1. To criticize, blame or find fault with something or someone.
2. To fracture.
3. To commit a mistake or error.
4. To undergo a page fault.

Example Sentences

The faults in the system were discovered during routine maintenance.
He was quick to point out the faults in his colleague’s proposal.
Everyone has their faults, but it's how we learn from them that matters.
The report highlighted several critical faults in the project plan.
She admitted her faults and took responsibility for her actions.

On this page you'll find 272 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to faults, such as: abnormalities, accountabilities, accountability, accuracies, accuracy, admonishes, adornments.

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