failure
1 of 1noun/ˈfeɪl.jər/
Forms:failures
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an instance of not doing something, particularly something that is expected of one
- His failure to submit the report on time led to serious consequences at work.
- The failure to follow safety protocols led to a serious accident at the construction site.
- The team's failure to communicate effectively caused the project to miss its deadline.
- Her failure to speak up during the meeting meant that her ideas were overlooked.
- The failure to back up important files led to a loss of critical data.
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a particular thing or person that is unsuccessful
B1- Despite his efforts, he couldn't help but feel like a failure when his business venture didn't take off.
- Even though she tried her best, her artwork was a complete failure and didn't receive recognition.
- He felt like a failure when he couldn't meet his parents' expectations.
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a person regarded as unsuccessful, inadequate, or disappointing in life
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an unexpected omission
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loss of ability to function normally
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inability to discharge all your debts as they come due
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