errancy

• Substantiv, das den Zustand oder die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, irrig oder fehlerhaft zu sein bzw. zur Irrlehre zu neigen; häufig in theologischen Kontexten für die Abweichung von der festgelegten Lehre verwendet.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being erroneous or prone to error, often used in theological contexts to denote disagreement with established doctrine.

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1. Doctrinal disagreementC2formal

   The state or quality of holding views that disagree with accepted religious doctrine, especially regarding papal infallibility.

   Irrlehre in der Doktrin

   • The council denounced his teachings as errancy.
   • Her writings were accused of errancy by conservative theologians.
   • The debate centered on the definition of errancy within the church.

   Synonymedissentdissidenceheresyunorthodoxy

   Antonymedoctrinedogmaorthodoxy

2. FallibilityC2formal

   The tendency to make mistakes or be wrong.

   Fehlbarkeit

   • Human errancy is an unavoidable part of progress.
   • The theory acknowledges the errancy of memory.
   • His errancy in judgment cost the company dearly.

   Synonymefallibilityimperfection

   Antonymeaccuracycertaintycorrectnessexactnessinfallibility