Erroneous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ERRONEOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• wrong
• wrong; incorrect
• incorrect, mistaken
• Wandering; straying; deviating from the right course; -- hence, irregular; unnatural.
• Misleading; misled; mistaking.
• Containing error; not conformed to truth or justice; incorrect; false; mistaken; as, an erroneous doctrine; erroneous opinion, observation, deduction, view, etc.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• containing or characterized by error; mistaken

Words related to ERRONEOUS

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Words that contain ERRONEOUS

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How to use ERRONEOUS in a sentence

• Sir George was certainly on the point of forming a very erroneous judgment concerning the country, when Mr.
• And that such conjectures will be often erroneous, needs not be told.
• By some accident, the cause of which is unknown, it appears that this impression was erroneous, and in December, 1822, it was discovered that Mr.
• The seven further rules added to these contain much that is erroneous.
• No less erroneous than the theory of a magic vital force is the mechanical interpretation, which looks on life merely as a chemical phenomenon.
• Indeed, it is quite erroneous to suppose that any such discrimination has ever existed in the practice of the Government.
• They, not unnaturally, measure the trouble by the depth of their own, and are therefore very apt to come to erroneous conclusions.
• A minister must censure sinners, though his censure may be sometimes erroneous by want of judgment, and sometimes unjust by want of honesty.
• But the opinion just mentioned is undoubtedly erroneous.
• It was this erroneous impression with regard to Mr.
• Heathenism, therefore, as in other respects erroneous, was erroneous in point of persecution.
• Whatever, then, is an inherent part of the plan of nature cannot be erroneous nor malignant, a mistake nor a curse.
• He is willing or rather would be thankful to give them up, if they can be proved to be erroneous or dangerous, and by means of controversy he obtains his end.
• The exercise of higher mental powers, such as analysis, comparison, judgment, and reasoning, is prone to be still more accidental and erroneous.
• To suppose that Romanism has reformed is current with intelligent persons, though no supposition could be more erroneous.
• It was not long before the new queen shewed this opinion to be erroneous.
• It may be as well to note that his quotation was erroneous in two places.
• Whatever course they take, till they come to Christ, and while they remain in that condition, is a lie, and a false, erroneous, and deceitful way.
• In some cases, though the symbolism is based upon quite erroneous notions concerning natural history, and is so far fantastic, it is not devoid of charm.
• One of the most striking characteristics of insanity, in many instances, is forming correct conclusions from fancied or erroneous premises.
• To suppose that religion is descended from magic would then be as erroneous as to suppose that birds are descended from reptiles or man from the monkey.
• There has been, I fear, an erroneous impression on this subject, among a portion of our people.
• Fox in order to prevent the erroneous decisions of the judges from becoming the law of England.
• On its weaker side, her character was represented by the wearing of a youthful wig, and the erroneous conviction that she still possessed a fine figure.

Similar words containing ERRONEOU without suffix s

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