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Fail Definition & Meaning

1. To be unsuccessful in achieving a goal or objective.

Example: I failed my math exam because i didn't study enough.

2. To fall short of expectations or standards.

Example: The restaurant failed to meet our expectations because the food was cold and the service was slow.

3. To collapse or break down.

Example: The bridge failed due to a structural defect, causing a major traffic jam.

4. To be unable to perform a task or function.

Example: The computer failed to start up because of a hardware malfunction.

5. To lose power or effectiveness.

Example: The battery in my phone failed, leaving me without any means of communication.

Examples of the word fail used in sentences.

  • She failed to attend the meeting yesterday.
  • I failed my math test again.
  • He failed to complete his homework on time.
  • The restaurant failed to meet our expectations.
  • The athlete failed to break the world record.
  • I'm worried that I might fail the math quiz tomorrow.
  • I failed my driving test last week, but I'm going to try again next month.
  • The company's new product failed to meet customer expectations.
  • If you don't study for your exam, you're going to fail.
  • My attempt to bake a cake from scratch was a fail, it turned out to be a disaster.
  • The company's new product launch failed to meet expectations.
  • I am afraid to try new things because I fear I will fail.
  • The restaurant failed to impress me with its lackluster service and tasteless food.
  • My attempt to fix the sink failed and now it's leaking even more.
  • Despite studying hard, I failed the math test.
  • Despite studying hard, I failed the exam due to a lack of focus during the test. (Education)
  • The company failed to meet its quarterly targets due to a decline in demand for their products. (Business)
  • I failed to remember my neighbor's name even after being introduced to her multiple times. (Social interaction)
  • My attempt at baking a cake from scratch failed miserably, resulting in a burnt and inedible mess. (Cooking)
  • The athlete was devastated after failing to qualify for the Olympics by just a few seconds. (Sports)
  • As much as Max tried to rationalize his poor performance on the exam, he knew deep down that his lack of preparation had been his ultimate downfall.
  • In retrospect, it was clear that the company's decision to prioritize profits over employee safety was a recipe for failure.
  • Despite their heroic efforts, the firefighters were ultimately unable to save the historic building from burning to the ground - a disappointing and devastating failure for them and the community.
  • Although Jane was initially discouraged by her failed attempt at starting a new business venture, she quickly learned from her mistakes and tried again with renewed determination and awareness.
  • Despite months of preparation and practice, Anna failed to make it past the first round of auditions for the prestigious dance competition.
  • The project was doomed to fail from the beginning due to a lack of funding and support.
  • He was disappointed to fail his driving test on the first attempt, but he was determined to try again.
  • The company's attempt to launch a new product failed miserably, resulting in significant financial losses.
  • Despite her extensive preparation, she failed to secure a spot on the Olympic team.
  • The government's policies failed to address the root causes of poverty, leading to widespread social unrest.
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