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errable

/ˈɛrəbəl/

errable adjective: liable to error; fallible. Also the obsolete form of earable.

Adjective

errable (comparative more errable, superlative most errable)

  1. (obsolete) Liable to error; fallible.

Also used as

errable is also the obsolete form of earable.

Forms of errable

comparativemore errable
superlativemost errable

Origin of errable

From err + -able.

Questions about errable

What does errable mean?
Errable means liable to error; fallible.
What part of speech is errable?
Errable is an adjective.
How do you pronounce errable?
Errable is pronounced /ˈɛrəbəl/.

Words near errable in the dictionary

  1. err
  2. err on the side of
  3. err on the side of caution
  4. Err.
  5. errability
  6. errable
  7. errableness
  8. errabund
  9. erradicate
  10. Erraid
  11. errancies

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