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3. fault n 1. defect, e.g. Our courts have their own faults as does any human institution. She loves
him in spite of his faults; to find fault with smb. (smth.) to f i n d smth. wrong with smb., smth.,
e.g. She's always finding fault (with everybody). I have no fault to find with them. fault-finder n one
who finds faul t or complains, e.g. I fi nd his critical remarks ridiculous, he is simply a fault-
finder; 2. responsibility for smth. wrong, e.g. Whose faul t is it? It is entirely your fault that we are
late, through no fault of one's own, e.g. It happened through no fault of my own, I assure you;
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