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demerit

/dɪˈmer.ɪt/

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noun

/dɪˈmer.ɪt/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее недостаток, изъян или неудобство, которое делает что-то менее хорошим или приемлемым.

A noun referring to a fault, flaw, or disadvantage that makes something less good or acceptable.

  1. Fault or disadvantageB2formal

    A feature or quality that makes something less good or less acceptable; a drawback.

    ruНедостаток

    • The plan has several merits and demerits.
    • One demerit of the system is its high cost.
    • We must consider both the merits and demerits of the proposal.

    Synonymsdefectdeficiencydisadvantagedrawbackfailingfaultflawliabilityshortcomingweakness

    Antonymsadvantageassetbenefitmeritvirtue

  2. Mark for poor conductB2formalbritish

    A mark or point given to someone, especially a student, for a fault or for breaking a rule.

    ruЗамечание за плохое поведение

    • He received a demerit for being late to class.
    • The teacher gave her a demerit for talking during the lesson.
    • Accumulating too many demerits can lead to detention.

    Synonymsmarkpenaltystrike

Forms
  • demerits plural form
  • demerits' possessive plural form
  • demerit's possessive singular form
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