Fallibility and Infallibility

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Fallibility noun - The likelihood of making errors.

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Infallibility is an antonym for fallibility.

Nearby Word: fallible

Infallibility noun - The quality of never making an error.

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Fallibility is an antonym for infallibility.

Nearby Words: infallible, infallibly

Richard, believing in his own infallibility as king, immediately thinks Bolingbroke is launching a coup and rants about it, because if a king is capable of fallibility, he is no longer king.

Source: Theatre / Richard II
Somewhat ironic, in that one of the interest groups most opposed to him is The Catholic League, which started opposing him at first due to his amusing take on the fallibility of mortal religion while simultaniously exalting divine infallibility in Dogma.

Source: Creator / Kevin Smith

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