Also means
flaw
Usage Note
Stortura derives from storto ('crooked, twisted') and refers to a defect, distortion, or irregularity — especially in systems, logic, or institutions: una stortura del sistema ('a flaw in the system'). It often carries a critical or disapproving tone. The plural storture is regular. It is more abstract than difetto ('defect') and implies something structurally wrong rather than merely imperfect.
Examples
"Bisogna correggere le storture del sistema."
Natural Translation
The flaws in the system must be corrected.
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