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errable

ADJECTIVE
errant
Synonyms
STRONGEST
aberrant erratic offending stray unorthodox wayward
WEAK
deviating devious drifting erring fallible heretic meandering misbehaving mischievous miscreant naughty off straight and narrow rambling ranging roaming roving shifting sinning straying unreliable wandering
Antonyms
STRONGEST
normal
WEAK
correct righteous
ADJECTIVE
fallible
Synonyms
STRONGEST
faulty frail imperfect untrustworthy
WEAK
careless deceptive errant erring heedless human ignorant in question liable mortal questionable uncertain unreliable weak
Antonyms
STRONGEST
perfect strong
WEAK
certain correct definite infallible reliable sure unerring

Example Sentences

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Lea ground, "the whiche hath ben errable land of late" should be plowed up.

From The Enclosures in England An Economic Reconstruction by Bradley, Harriett

There appeares many great inclosures ... all wch are or are lyke to turne to the conversion of much ground from errable to pasture and be very hurtfull to the commonwealth....

From The Enclosures in England An Economic Reconstruction by Bradley, Harriett