infallibly Antonyms
Meaning of infallibly
infallibly (adv.)
In an infallible manner; certainly; unfailingly; unerringly.
infallibly Sentence Examples
- The teacher's predictions about the test results were infallibly accurate.
- The doctor's diagnosis was infallibly correct, leading to a swift recovery.
- The scientist's experiments yielded infallibly consistent results, confirming the theory.
- The detective's intuition infallibly led them to the culprit, despite the lack of hard evidence.
- The oracle's prophecies were infallibly true, guiding the people through turbulent times.
- The court's decision was infallibly just, ensuring a fair verdict for all.
- The athlete's performance was infallibly flawless, securing them a decisive victory.
- The mathematician's calculations were infallibly precise, solving complex equations with ease.
- The historian's account of events was infallibly reliable, providing an accurate record of the past.
- The compass's needle pointed infallibly north, guiding travelers safely on their journeys.
FAQs About the word infallibly
In an infallible manner; certainly; unfailingly; unerringly.
perfectly, properly, appropriately, rightly, sensibly, fittingly, aptly, correctly, suitably, relevantly
inaptly, faultily, erroneously, incorrectly, wrongly, inaptly, improperly, inappropriately, inappropriately, faultily
The teacher's predictions about the test results were infallibly accurate.
The doctor's diagnosis was infallibly correct, leading to a swift recovery.
The scientist's experiments yielded infallibly consistent results, confirming the theory.
The detective's intuition infallibly led them to the culprit, despite the lack of hard evidence.
