Fault and Want

Fault

Fault noun - A defect in character.
Usage example: the common fault of being quick to judge others

Want and fault are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Want" instead a noun "Fault".

Want

Want noun - A defect in character.
Usage example: she's well-meaning and kind, but her besetting want is a complete lack of tact

Fault and want are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fault" instead a noun "Want".

Nearby Words: wanting, wanted

How words are described

good good fault good want
complete complete fault complete want
original original fault original want
powerful powerful fault powerful want
Other adjectives: actual, real, constant, big, great, little, bad, personal, new, traditional, minor.

Common collocations

life fault life want life
kind fault kind want kind
idea fault idea want idea
number fault number want number
Other words: piece, time, way, game, nothing, hell, brother, anyone, times.

Both words in one sentence

  • Never My Fault He seems to see it as entirely natural for everyone to help themselves to whatever they want, and if they don't succeed it's their own fault for not being better at it.
  • Franchise / The Slender Man Mythos I don't want to wind up with any lawsuits from people claiming that it's my fault they were killed.
  • Future Imperfect It's Bulma's fault, though; she didn't want to tell him his dad was a murderous douchebag.
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