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Leaky

usgb/ˈliːki/Volume
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Physical ContextPlay
Use 'leaky' to describe tangible items like containers or systems that let something through unexpectedly. SlideMy water bottle is leaky; it’s dripping all over my bag.
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Implies DamagePlay
'Leaky' often implies that an object is damaged and needs repair to function properly again. SlideThe plumber is here to fix the leaky radiator.
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Negative ConnotationPlay
The term 'leaky' usually carries a negative connotation, indicating a problem or a deficiency. SlideThey got a leaky tent, and the rain ruined their camping trip.