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Definition of «infallibility»

Infallibility refers to something that is incapable of making mistakes, failing or being incorrect. It suggests a state of perfection and unquestionability. In religious contexts, infallibility often refers to the belief that certain individuals or entities are exempt from error or sin. For example, some religions believe their leaders or texts are infallible in matters of faith and doctrine.

Usage examples

  1. The Pope is believed to possess infallibility when speaking on matters of Catholic doctrine.
  2. Some individuals believe that science is the ultimate source of truth and tends to view it with an air of infallibility.
  3. The writer's latest novel received critical acclaim, solidifying her reputation for infallibility in the literary world.
  4. While many admire her for her expertise and infallibility, it is important to remember that she is still human and can make mistakes.
  5. The CEO's infallibility is often questioned by employees who feel that their concerns or suggestions are not taken seriously.

Phrases with «infallibility»

Sentences with «infallibility»

  • As R.Pollock would say, the degree of infallibility of dating methods becomes risky the older the material to be tested, is. (petesgrillandpizza.com)
  • First, I no longer believe in infallibility, and I believe in a very «light» form of inspiration. (redeeminggod.com)
  • Many people, evangelicals and Catholics alike, confuse papal infallibility with papal sinlessness. (firstthings.com)
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