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Definition of fallible - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
human errorcapable of making mistakes or being wrong
- Even experts are fallible and can make mistakes.
2.
misleadingRare liable to mislead or deceiveRare
- The fallible data led to incorrect conclusions.
Origin of fallible
Latin, fallibilis (liable to err)
Examples of fallible in a sentence
Her fallible memory often led to forgotten appointments. The fallible report caused confusion among the staff. His fallible memory often led to misunderstandings.
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- French:faillible, trompeur, ...
- German:fehlbar, irreführend, ...
- Italian:fallibile, ingannevole, ...
- Spanish:falible, ...
- Portuguese:falível, enganoso, ...
- Chinese:易犯错的, 误导的, ...
- Japanese:誤りを犯しやすい, 誤解を招く, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلخَطَأ, قابِل لِلْخِداع, ...
- Hebrew:מוּעָד לִטְעוֹת, מַטְעֶה, ...
- Russian:ошибочный, ...
- Ukrainian:помильний, помилковий, ...
- Hindi:भूल करने वाला, भ्रामक, ...
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