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errancy

/ˈer.ən.si/

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noun

/ˈer.ən.si/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние или качество ошибочности или склонности к ошибкам, часто используемое в теологических контекстах для обозначения несогласия с установленной доктриной.

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.

uncountable

  1. Doctrinal disagreementC2formal

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

    ruОшибочность в доктрине

    • 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.

    Synonymsdissentdissidenceheresyunorthodoxy

    Antonymsdoctrinedogmaorthodoxy

  2. FallibilityC2formal

    The tendency to make mistakes or be wrong.

    ruПогрешимость

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

    Synonymsfallibilityimperfection

    Antonymsaccuracycertaintycorrectnessexactnessinfallibility

Forms
  • errancies plural form
  • errancies' possessive plural form
  • errancy's possessive singular form
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