No. 11,935 in Spanish
imperfecta
Imperfecta: imperfect; not complete or flawless.
In a sentence
La hoja de papel era imperfecta debido a un corte desigual.
The sheet of paper was imperfect due to an uneven cut.
Here, 'imperfecta' is used as an adjective to describe a noun (sheet of paper) lacking perfection or having a flaw.
Su conocimiento del tema es imperfecta porque no ha estudiado lo suficiente.
Her knowledge of the subject is imperfect because she hasn't studied enough.
In this case, 'imperfecta' serves as an adjective indicating an incomplete or flawed state of understanding.
Ella dice que la pintura es imperfecta, pero en lo imperfecto encuentra belleza.
She says that the painting is imperfect, but in the imperfection she finds beauty.
The word 'imperfecta' is used as an adjective here to convey the aesthetic notion of beauty in flaws.
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