flawed
adjectiveUK /flɔːd/
US /flɔːd/
Something that is flawed has a mistake or a problem in it.
The glass vase was flawed, so it had a small crack.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Having a weakness in a plan or idea.
Their plan was flawed because they forgot about the rain.
3. Not perfect in character or behavior.
The hero in the story is flawed but kind.
4. Having a mark that makes something less than perfect.
The diamond looked flawed under the bright light.