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in·fal·li·ble
 infallible
- pronunciation:
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adjective |
| definition 1: |
incapable of error.
The computer's calculation is considered infallible.You are wrong if you think you're infallible; you're bound to make a mistake one day that you'll seriously regret.- antonyms:
- fallible
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| definition 2: |
not liable to error or failure; extremely reliable.
I will rely on your infallible judgment.The book is an infallible guide to travel in Italy.- antonyms:
- fallible
- similar words:
- unerring
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| definition 3: |
of the pope, incapable of fallacy or error in expounding Roman Catholic doctrine on faith or morals.
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| related words: |
immaculate, reliable, sure, true |
| derivations: |
infallibly (adv.), infallibility (n.) |
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