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Meanings of fallible in English
Likely to fail or make errors.
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Usage of fallible in English
1
As the recent Heartbleed debacle pointed out, password technology is deeply fallible.
2
Last week's semi-final against Brisbane Roar, however, showed that City are fallible.
3
In that aspect the visitors could be seen as fallible human beings.
4
He was colossal and fallible; a spearhead and enforcer in equal measure.
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They are fallible -remember Slater's intercept pass in the 2008 final?
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Because if Silver teaches us anything, it's that human judgment is fallible.
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Sir, - Judges are flawed and fallible like the rest of us.
8
Henry Booth was the name of a man, and men were fallible.
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Just mundane moments of the lives of many fallible mortals are inconsequential.
10
If you find our little fraternity too casual, too fallible, too dog-eared-
11
As a result, they view emotions and intuition as fallible, even whimsical, tools.
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Our tradition teaches us that humanity is fallible yet also capable of change.
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But drugs are fallible, and there is growing evidence that treatment regularly fails.
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New Zealand were assisted by a fallible performance in the field from England.
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Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition are infallible; private revelation is fallible.
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He had no right to be fallible, and he knew it.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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