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Definition 1:
A bad quality or part of someone’s character :a weakness in character .
Examples:
He loved her despite her many faults. [=failings]
Lack of courage is his worst fault.
In spite of her faults, she’s a loyal friend. = For all her faults, she’s a loyal friend.
Definition 2:
A problem or bad part that prevents something from being perfect :a flaw or defect .
Examples:
We discussed the book’s strengths and faults. [=weaknesses]
If the book has a fault, it’s that it’s too long.
Definition 3:
Responsibility for a problem, mistake, bad situation, etc. .
Examples:
The accident was not her fault. [=she did not cause the accident; she should not be blamed for the accident]
It’s all my fault. [=I am responsible]
It’s your own fault you missed that bus.
Through no fault of his own, he won’t be able to attend the meeting.
Definition 4:
A mistake that results in a bad serve see also double fault.
Examples:
She committed too many faults to win the match.
Definition 5:
A break in the Earth’s crust .
Examples:
Frequent earthquakes have occurred along the San Andreas Fault.
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