Meanings
- not comparableNot 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 42Synonyms: noninfallible
Synonyms & antonyms
adjectiveNot infallible.
Origin
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