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The phrase "all his defects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's flaws or shortcomings in a specific context, such as a character analysis or personal reflection.
Example: "Despite all his defects, he remained a beloved figure in the community."
Alternatives: "all his shortcomings" or "all his flaws".
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Milton is its raw material, with all his defects – with a heart neither as pure nor as upright as he would like, an eye both literally and figuratively for the dark.
After all, President Chirac, for all his defects, is not stupid and has been at or near the pinnacle of political power in France for the past 40 years.
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Nevertheless, statues shouldn't be raised only to saints and Lloyd George, for all his considerable defects, was no Lucifer.
His defects are his qualities.
His defects have somehow evolved into virtues.
Rattle's enduring popularity with his players shows his defects are not universally obvious.
He could not inflict his defect on others.
Not even during election campaigns when all the defects come out".
Step Six: "We're entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character".
All his passion is directed at defects in the legislative process.
Herzen admired Bakunin as a noble soul, but he saw all too clearly his friend's manifold defects, above all his childlike irresponsibility and impetuousness.
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