If truth just is undividedness from a formal cause, then artifacts and biological monstrosities lacking full form would be straightforwardly false, not merely imperfect — an absurd result.
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In Aristotelian thought, the complete and proper structure that a thing should have to be a fully realized example of its kind.
imperfect(as used in metaphysical discussions about degrees of reality)
Not complete or ideal; lacking some quality, function, or characteristic that a thing should have.
undividedness(as used in formal philosophy)
The quality of being whole, complete, and not split into separate parts; in this context, it means something that perfectly matches its essential nature without gaps or divisions.