fault's
The flaw belongs
Fault's is the possessive form of fault, indicating something belonging to or associated with a fault.
A fault is a defect, mistake, or responsibility for error: It wasn't the system's fault.
In geology, a fault is a fracture in rock where displacement has occurred: the fault's movement triggered the earthquake.
The possessive appears in phrases attributing cause or ownership: That's nobody's fault but your own.
Split in hard material
- ruptureViolent tearing apart
- fissureNarrow crack in rock
- crackNarrow break or attempt
- plateFlat dish for food
tectonic · seismic · earthquake · slip · displacement · rift · San Andreas · thrust
State of being answerable
- accountabilityObligation for one's actions
- culpabilityDeserving blame for wrongdoing
- guiltMoral self-reproach
- liabilityLegal or financial obligation
wrongdoing · mistake · error · negligence · shortcoming · transgression · offense · misdeed
Imperfection in something
- imperfectionFault or shortcoming
- weaknessDeficiency in force
- blemishVisible flaw or mark
- deficiencyLack of something needed
shortcoming · crack · glitch · bug · malfunction · problem · issue · limitation
fracture
Split in hard material
plate · tectonic · seismic · earthquake · slip · displacement · rift · San Andreas · thrust · transform
responsibility
State of being answerable
- accountabilityObligation for one's actions
- culpabilityDeserving blame for wrongdoing
- guiltMoral self-reproach
liability · wrongdoing · mistake · error · negligence · shortcoming · transgression · offense · misdeed · burden
flaw
Imperfection in something
- imperfectionFault or shortcoming
- weaknessDeficiency in force
- blemishVisible flaw or mark
deficiency · shortcoming · crack · glitch · bug · malfunction · problem · issue · limitation · vulnerability
serve
Attend to needs
point · ace · let · violation · call · umpire · server · baseline · court · toss
fault'svirtue's
Possessive of moral worth
asset's · honor's · feature's · attribute's
- my faultAdmission of responsibility
- your faultBlame assigned to you
- at faultDeserving blame
- not my faultDenial of responsibility
- finding faultIdentifying errors or shortcomings
- find faultExpress disapproval of imperfections
fault, faults, faulty, faultless, faultily, faultiness, default, defaults, defaulted