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The phrase 'character defect' is both correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used to refer to a trait or habit that is seen as a negative flaw in one's character or behavior. For example, "The poor decision-making was a result of his character defect of impulsivity."
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It's a character defect.
I have a character defect, man.
But it's not a character defect.
But I'm not sure it's a character defect".
It's forcing me to confront my prime character defect: impatience.
The disorder is presented less as a mental illness than as a character defect.
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Do they betray horrible character defects?
If television adds 10 pounds, Movie Virgins proved it also magnifies character defects.
Hideous character defects traceable to childhood traumas explained just about anything the authors disapproved of.
Repulsive though he is, nominee Trump's character defects aren't what make him a threat.
Disqualifying incompetence and character defects are, under our present system, unlikely.
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