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uninfallible

uninfallible adjective: not infallible.

Adjective

uninfallible (not comparable)

  1. Not infallible.
    • She has the most melancholy "moo" I ever heard. It is like the wail of one uninfallible, excommunicated, and lost.1871, Charles Dudley Warner, “My Summer in a Garden”, in The Complete Works, volume I, Outlook Verlag, published 8 April 2018, →ISBN, page 42
    Synonyms:
    noninfallible

Synonyms of uninfallible

Origin of uninfallible

From un- + infallible.

Questions about uninfallible

What does uninfallible mean?
Uninfallible means not infallible.
What part of speech is uninfallible?
Uninfallible is an adjective.

Words near uninfallible in the dictionary

  1. uninephrectomy
  2. uninephric
  3. uninervate
  4. uninerved
  5. uninerviate
  6. uninfallible
  7. uninfarcted
  8. uninfatuated
  9. uninfectability
  10. uninfectable
  11. uninfected

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