Imperfection [noun]

Many assumed that despite its imperfections, Myanmar’s political evolution would continue with Suu Kyi as head of the civilian government and with entrenched powers for the military, led by Min Aung Hlaing.

Looking ahead to the year 2030, I put my bet on democracy because it’s the best idea humanity has ever had, despite all of its obvious imperfections.

That’s not perfect but neither are humans, Bruzzone points out, much less the combined efforts of hundreds of humans all with their own imperfections.

That’s what allows us to descend into the valleys of imperfection to later climb the peaks of perfection.

Mastercard is hoping that disclosing some of its internal imperfections will help it close its gender and racial pay gaps for employees.

The Skin Smoothing effect looks like something you’d find in Snapchat or another automatic “portrait” retouching app meant to hide skin imperfections.

Where these overtones are interfered with by any imperfection in the instrument the result is a harsh or imperfect sound.

This is often due to a law of nature rather than to imperfection of design or workmanship.

Because of the church's imperfection, none of her procedures harmonize completely, either with one another, or with the truth.

An imperfect vow, on account of its imperfection, would require correction.