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Meanings of errant in English
Usage of errant in English
1
The army described them as errant soldiers and said police were investigating.
2
An errant thought made her wonder how Ranto was doing right now.
3
But the errant media coverage may not bode well for our future.
4
And medical boards may not have the resources to punish errant doctors.
5
I'd dispatched it a couple of days earlier with my now-errant partner.
6
Local banks have been rapped over the knuckles for errant behaviour before.
7
The contemplation of Mr Burns as knight-errant healed the sting of defeat.
8
He passed the panting Stocks and came up with the errant lady.
9
I have come to the Nightside in search of my errant King.
10
Despite everything, thinking about him pumped an errant giddiness through her veins.
11
Antonio enumerates the editions of thirteen of this doughty family of knights-errant.
12
For, as thou seest, I am errant and in search of such.
13
Foreboding evil it announced the knight-errant of never-ending space, a wicked comet.
14
He reflected that, in their own ways, they were both knights errant.
15
In fact, John Bright soon had his errant nephew out of jail.
16
With which Lord and Lady Maccon went dashing after their errant child.
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Errant across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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