Meaning & use
inerrant
Incapable of being wrong; free from error or mistake.
See it in a sentence
Some religious traditions teach that their sacred text is inerrant.
No historian claims that any single chronicle is entirely inerrant.
A note on using this word
Inerrant is most often used in theological discussions about the accuracy of religious scripture.
Words with a similar meaning
infallibleunerring
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Words with an opposite meaning
fallibleerrant
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