Infallible
21infallible — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. reliable, dependable, trustworthy, right; unfailing, unerring, unerrable, certain. See certainty.Ant., fallible, human. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. unerring, exact, perfect, unfailing, faultless,… …
22infallible — in|fal|li|ble [ ın fæləbl ] adjective 1. ) not capable of making mistakes 2. ) certain to work or have the effect you intended ╾ in|fal|li|bil|i|ty [ ın,fælə bıləti ] noun uncount ╾ in|fal|li|bly adverb …
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24infallible — in·fal·li·ble || ɪn fælÉ™bl adj. unfailing, certain, sure, absolutely reliable; unable to make a mistake, incapable of erring …
25infallible — a. 1. Unerring, not liable to err, incapable of error. 2. Certain, sure, unfailing, not liable to fail …
26infallible — adj 1. unerring, inerrant, inerrable, unfailing; flawless, impeccable, faultless, perfect; positive, solid, sound, Sl. absolutely OK; believable, credible. 2. dependable, trustworthy, foolproof, Inf. sure fire, reliable; certain, sure, Inf. sure… …
27infallible — in·fallible …
28infallible — UK [ɪnˈfæləb(ə)l] / US adjective 1) not capable of making mistakes 2) certain to work or have the effect you intended Derived words: infallibility UK [ɪnˌfæləˈbɪlətɪ] / US noun uncountable infallibly adverb …
29infallible — adj. 1 incapable of error. 2 (of a method, test, proof, etc.) unfailing; sure to succeed. 3 RC Ch. (of the Pope) unable to err in pronouncing dogma as doctrinally defined. Derivatives: infallibility n. infallibly adv. Etymology: ME f. F… …
30Davis Warner Infallible — Infallible Automatic Pistol Type Semi automatic pistol Place of origin  United States …
