Antonym: infallibility. Similar words: infallibility, gullibility, intelligibility, credibility, flexibility, possibility, sensibility, irascibility. Meaning: [‚fælə'bɪlətɪ] 
n. the likelihood of making errors.
n. the likelihood of making errors. 
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1) The play deals with the fallibility of human nature.
2) Errors may have been made due to human fallibility.
3) Schubert had no illusions about human fallibility.
4) Does It'suggest a fallibility in Cleanthes's position?
5) The recognition of fallibility is simply an acknowledgment of our humanity.
6) The fallibility of science is one of the great betrayals of our times.
7) This idea stems from the acceptance of human fallibility and is supported by modern aesthetics.
8) But believing in the fallibility of the central bank could serve investors well.
9) The IC 3 partly attributed male online fallibility to buying patterns.
10) However sophisticated the safety designs incorporated into nuclear power stations,[http://sentencedict.com/fallibility.html] they can not overcome the human fallibility which can occur.
11) This approach also gives us fascinating glimpses of the fallibility of great scientists.
12) This example clearly illustrates the theory dependence and hence fallibility of observation statements.
13) He's become the pastor of our class, versed in all the range of human folly and fallibility.
14) Often accompany hair stone, if do not have calculous fallibility examine, be tumor.
15) Provides an examination method of numerical control about the fallibility of the involute gear.
16) This is also in accordance with my postulate of radical fallibility.
17) What he could not permit to slip by was my implication of their fallibility.
18) This process is called exploration and is based on human fallibility.
19) The popular belief in the invincibility of man is constantly rebuked by revaluations of man's fallibility.
20) Roald Dahl was of course frighteningly good at it because he let the child look at the fallibility (or worse) of the adults who have a duty of care.
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