infallible in Greek
infallible in Greek is αλάνθαστος, αναμάρτητος — infallible means never wrong; incapable of making a mistake.
infallible in Greek
αλάνθαστος
Pronounced: alanthastos
Without fault or weakness; incapable of error or fallacy.
αναμάρτητος
Pronounced: anamartitos
Without fault or weakness; incapable of error or fallacy.
What does "infallible" mean?
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adjective Never wrong; incapable of making a mistake.
"No system is truly infallible, however well it's tested."
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adjective Certain to work every time.
"He swore by an infallible method for winning at cards."
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infallible in a sentence
- No system is truly infallible, however well it's tested.
- She used to think her mother's judgement was infallible.
- He swore by an infallible method for winning at cards.
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What is "infallible" in Greek?
"infallible" in Greek is αλάνθαστος, αναμάρτητος. infallible means: Never wrong; incapable of making a mistake.
How do you pronounce αλάνθαστος?
"infallible" in Greek is αλάνθαστος, pronounced "alanthastos".
How do you use "infallible" in a sentence?
Example: "No system is truly infallible, however well it's tested." In Greek, "infallible" is αλάνθαστος, αναμάρτητος.
Are there other ways to say "infallible" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "infallible": αλάνθαστος, αναμάρτητος.
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