| FALLIBILISM | • fallibilism n. The doctrine that knowledge is never certain, but always hypothetical and susceptible to correction. • FALLIBILISM n. the doctrine that empirical knowledge is uncertain. |
| FALLIBILISMS | • fallibilisms n. Plural of fallibilism. • FALLIBILISM n. the doctrine that empirical knowledge is uncertain. |
| FALLIBILIST | • fallibilist n. An advocate or supporter of fallibilism. • FALLIBILIST n. one who holds to the doctrine that empirical knowledge is uncertain. |
| FALLIBILISTS | • fallibilists n. Plural of fallibilist. • FALLIBILIST n. one who holds to the doctrine that empirical knowledge is uncertain. |
| FALLIBILITIES | • fallibilities n. Plural of fallibility. • FALLIBILITY n. liability to err. |
| FALLIBILITY | • fallibility n. The state of being prone to error. • fallibility n. (Countable) An error-generating characteristic. • FALLIBILITY n. liability to err. |
| FALLIBLE | • fallible adj. Capable of making mistakes or being wrong. • FALLIBLE adj. capable of erring. |
| FALLIBLENESS | • fallibleness n. The quality of being fallible. • FALLIBLENESS n. the state of being fallible. |
| FALLIBLENESSES | • FALLIBLENESS n. the state of being fallible. |
| FALLIBLY | • fallibly adv. In a fallible manner. • FALLIBLE adv. capable of erring. |
| FALLING | • falling v. Present participle of fall. • falling n. Gerund of fall. • FALLING n. the act of falling. |
| FALLINGS | • fallings n. Plural of falling. • FALLING n. the act of falling. |