imperfectly

• Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière imparfaite » ou « avec des défauts et des manques ». Décrit des actions ou des états qui n'atteignent pas la plénitude ou des standards idéaux.

An adverb meaning "in a way that is not perfect" or "with flaws or defects." It describes actions or states that fall short of completeness or ideal standards.

1. In a flawed mannerB2formal

   In a way that is not perfect; with faults or errors.

   de manière imparfaite

   • The machine functioned imperfectly due to a loose screw.
   • She sang the song imperfectly, missing several notes.
   • The plan was executed imperfectly, leading to delays.

   Synonymesdefectivelyerroneouslyfaultilyincorrectly

   Antonymesflawlesslyimpeccablyperfectly

2. IncompletelyB2formal

   In a way that is not complete or fully developed.

   Imparfaitement (incomplètement)

   • The data was recorded imperfectly, leaving gaps in the analysis.
   • He understood the instructions imperfectly and made mistakes.
   • The ancient text was preserved imperfectly over centuries.

   Synonymesinadequatelyincompletelypartially

   Antonymescompletelyfully