1. failure

noun. (ˈfeɪljɝ) An act that fails.
Antonyms
conformity passing beginning disappearance succumb strengthening function
Synonyms
relapse reverting loss out nonpayment
Etymology
failure (English)
failer (Anglo-Norman)
faillir (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
fallire (Latin)
fallere (Latin)
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2. failure

noun. (ˈfeɪljɝ) An event that does not accomplish its intended purpose.
Antonyms
victory success repair rich defend valgus varus
Synonyms
flop miscreation breakdown miscarriage natural event
Etymology
failure (English)
failer (Anglo-Norman)
faillir (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
fallire (Latin)
fallere (Latin)

3. failure

noun. (ˈfeɪljɝ) A person with a record of failing; someone who loses consistently.
Antonyms
achiever continue make enrich noncurrent man attend to
Synonyms
flop loser washout underdog bankrupt
Etymology
failure (English)
failer (Anglo-Norman)
faillir (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
fallire (Latin)
fallere (Latin)

4. failure

noun. (ˈfeɪljɝ) Lack of success.
Antonyms
success overshoot confront sympatry absence allopatry get well
Synonyms
crop failure circumstances luck dead duck destiny
Etymology
failure (English)
failer (Anglo-Norman)
faillir (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
fallire (Latin)
fallere (Latin)

5. failure

noun. (ˈfeɪljɝ) An unexpected omission.
Antonyms
succeed rise ascend synthesis live birth ending appearance
Synonyms
skip dashing hopes breach copout omission
Etymology
failure (English)
failer (Anglo-Norman)
faillir (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
fallire (Latin)
fallere (Latin)

6. failure

noun. (ˈfeɪljɝ) Inability to discharge all your debts as they come due.
Antonyms
solvency progressive birth
Synonyms
bankruptcy
Etymology
failure (English)
failer (Anglo-Norman)
faillir (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
fallire (Latin)
fallere (Latin)

7. failure

noun. (ˈfeɪljɝ) Loss of ability to function normally.
Antonyms
mind stay in place attend include have undershoot hit
Synonyms
heart failure renal failure upset kidney failure coronary failure
Etymology
failure (English)
failer (Anglo-Norman)
faillir (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
fallire (Latin)
fallere (Latin)
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