The quality or state of having flaws; the condition of being imperfect or defective.
From 'flawed' (past participle of 'flaw' or adjective meaning 'having flaws') plus '-ness' (from Old English), which creates abstract nouns describing a state. The word 'flaw' likely comes from Old Norse 'flógr' meaning 'arrow' or 'crack'.
Philosophers and psychologists actually use 'flawedness' seriously when discussing human nature—the idea that being flawed is a fundamental part of what makes us human!
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