Fallible is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FALLIBLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• capable of erring
• capable of making mistakes or being wrong
• (of a person) liable to make mistakes
• Liable to fail, mistake, or err; liable to deceive or to be deceived; as, all men are fallible; our opinions and hopes are fallible.
• likely to fail or make errors
• wanting in moral strength, courage, or will; having the attributes of man as opposed to e.g. divine beings

Words related to FALLIBLE

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Words that contain FALLIBLE

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How to use FALLIBLE in a sentence

• Its teachings, though applied by often fallible instruments and in blundering ways, yet never completely lost sight of their own higher meanings of mercy and peace.
• The manner of sorting particular beings the work of fallible men, though nature makes things alike.
• Though everything said in the text be infallibly true, yet the reader may be, nay, cannot choose but be, very fallible in the understanding of it.
• Probability is the appearance of Agreement upon fallible Proofs.
• As long as the reason of man continues fallible, and he is at liberty to exercise it, different opinions will be formed.
• I desire to thank God that since he has given me an intellect so fallible, he has impressed upon me an instinct that is sure.
• Hearing is one of the senses, and all the senses are fallible.
• It boots not to say that our sensations are fallible.
• But while admitting that love is fallible we must be careful not to decry it for mistakes with which it has no concern.
• The petitioners have not trusted to my fallible judgment alone, but have declared, in written documents, the most solemn expression of their will.
• But surely those whom passion or interest has already depraved, have some claim to compassion, from beings equally frail and fallible with themselves.
• The theme of their love was sublime enough, but the instruments were fallible.
• She consists of fallible men, and her Humanity is not even safeguarded as was that of Christ against the incursions of sin.
• Man, however, is an intelligent, dependent, fallible, and, of course, responsible being.
• The determination of their precise significance is wholly a matter of fallible human construction and inference, and not a matter of inspired statement or divine revelation.
• I regard our fallible reasoning and desperate conclusions as part of His way of achieving His purpose.
• Human justice is venerable even in the errors inherent in its fallible and limited nature.
• Nicolas V would not allow it to be thought that the sacred tribunal of the most holy Inquisition was fallible and had even once pronounced an unjust sentence.
• This is fallible and fickle, but, though perpetually changing, it will last as long as there are weak human beings.
• There seems to be no good reason why one observer should set so much store by his own impressions of sense, while he regards those of all other witnesses as fallible.
• The assessment of taxes has to be intrusted to men with fallible judgment, imperfect knowledge, and selfish interests.
• Was her reasoning so fallible? She knew that it was.
• The prophecy involved in action is not insignificant, but it is notoriously fallible and depends for its fulfilment on external conditions.
• Knowing ourselves fallible, it becomes us to maintain a jealousy over ourselves, and be constantly on our guard.
• He that had made them thus fallible rewarded them for having in their conduct attended to their nature.
• The first assumption puts our Savior on the basis of a fallible human teacher, and nothing more.
• He gave to Israel this assuring promise for their comfort, that the Seed of the woman, the Messiah, was coming not as a fallible, impotent ruler, but as a Prince and Savior.
• These rebuffs are wholesome reminders of his fallible human nature, to a man who has occupied a place of high trust and command.
• Usually there are also at stake, technical and broad economic issues in which majority judgment is notoriously fallible.
• But to assume that human laws are beyond question is to claim for their fallible authors infallibility.

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