fallibly Synonyms
Strongest:
- suitably
- appropriately
- right
- rightly
- aptly
- fittingly
- properly
- fittingly
- properly
- perfectly
- infallibly
- perfectly
- correctly
- correctly
- aptly
- well
- infallibly
- right
- well
- appropriately
- suitably
- rightly
Strong:
- adequately
- relevantly
- relevantly
- satisfactorily
- sensibly
- pertinently
- adequately
- acceptably
- meaningfully
- meaningfully
- satisfactorily
- pertinently
- acceptably
- sufficiently
- sufficiently
- sensibly
Weak:
fallibly Meaning
fallibly (adv.)
In a fallible manner.
fallibly Sentence Examples
- Even the most renowned experts are fallibly human and can make mistakes.
- The fallibly of memory is a well-known phenomenon in psychology.
- Every decision we make is fallibly, as we can never be certain of all the consequences.
- The fallibly of scientific knowledge means that it is always subject to revision and refinement.
- The belief that humans are fallibly means that we should be tolerant of each other's mistakes.
- The fallibly of human judgment is one of the reasons why we have systems of checks and balances in place.
- The fallibly of eyewitness testimony is a well-established fact, and it is important to take this into account when evaluating evidence.
- The fallibly of human memory means that we can sometimes forget important things, or remember them incorrectly.
- The fallibly of human perception means that we can sometimes misinterpret what we see or hear.
- We should always be aware of the fallibly of our own beliefs and opinions, and be open to the possibility that we might be wrong.
FAQs About the word fallibly
In a fallible manner.
imperfectly, erroneously, inaccurately,misguidedly, meaninglessly, pointlessly, faultily, inadequately, senselessly, inaptly
suitably, appropriately, right, rightly, aptly, fittingly, properly, fittingly,properly, perfectly
Even the most renowned experts are fallibly human and can make mistakes.
The fallibly of memory is a well-known phenomenon in psychology.
Every decision we make is fallibly, as we can never be certain of all the consequences.
The fallibly of scientific knowledge means that it is always subject to revision and refinement.
