Meaning of falencia

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

falencia

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A mistake made when assuring or affirming something. In Administration bankruptcy of a merchant . A factor that is negative or affects something or someone. Failure, mistake, weakness, fragility, defect.

  

Felipe Lorenzo del Río

From the Latin verb I fail, to deceive, to conceal, to frustrate. Picking up the same semantic direction of the companions: Deception, error and as Americanism commercial bankruptcy and lack or deprivation of something, which also collects the RAE. I was struck by the use of this word, rather than lack, by Comrade John in his exhaustive and illustrative characterizations of the elements of the blood of Holy Saturday.

  

Anónimo

The failure also can be considered a lie that it is believed and is justified by the same inconciancia of your personality.

  

ESNEDA

IN COLOMBIA ARE UNDERSTOOD AS FLAW, LACK, DECEPTION, BEING THE LACK AND NOTE, A LAW WHICH HAS ITS FLAWS, WHICH HAS ITS PITFALLS, DOUBTS.

  

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