0 past simple and past participle of fault
2 to hit a fault in tennis and other similar games:
That's the fourth serve he's faulted on today.
Analysis of minor fractures associated with joints and faulted joints.
Certainly the free verse of the award winners can hardly be faulted.
The intelligence and clarity of the author can never be faulted.
The petitioners faulted their professors for teaching subjects of their own personal interest, rather than useful languages and sciences that could benefit their students.
Nor are the intentions behind the book to be faulted.
Robots that assemble parts of a car are not faulted for being poor drivers.
The mélange was strongly sheared, folded and faulted, prior to or during ophiolite emplacement.
They illustrate the control of the underlying faulted topography on sedimentation contemporaneous with marine transgression.
