Faulty
Faulty adjective - Having a fault.
Right
Right adjective - Being in agreement with the truth or a fact or a standard.
Usage example: the obvious answer is not always the right one
Both words in one sentence
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Alien Geometries: In one scene Lacke complains that someone must have used faulty rulers or something when constructing the council estates they live in, that the angles of the houses aren't right.
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He was already a world-class marksman when he suffered injuries to his right hand whilst handling a faulty grenade, whilst serving in the Hungarian Army.
Source: I Am Not Left-Handed - His insanity is a side effect of faulty cloning procedures, but he is treated by the other characters as a person in his right.
Source: Cloning Blues
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