What is another word for errant?
403 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ ˈɛɹənt], [ ˈɛɹənt], [ ˈɛ_ɹ_ə_n_t]Table of Contents
Similar words for errant:- all (adjective)
- crooked (adjective)
- deviating (adjective)
- devious (adjective)
- erring (adjective)
- fallible (adjective)
- fugitive (adjective)
- migrant/migratory (adjective)
- migratory (adjective)
- reprehensible (adjective)
- straying (adjective)
- transmigratory (adjective)
- vagabond (adjective)
- wayward (adjective)
- itinerant (noun)
- other synonyms
- deviant
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Errant:
adj.
•all (adjective) •crooked (adjective)- catawampus,
- screwy,
- warped,
- Agee,
- Knurly,
- tilted,
- out of shape,
- mis-shapen,
- not straight,
- topsyturvy,
- Tortile,
- Incurving,
- meandering.
- in-sincere,
- doubledealing,
- playing politics,
- more confounding,
- flexuous,
- mis-leading,
- faking out,
- mis leading,
- de touring,
- ex cursive,
- in-sincerest,
- in sincerest,
- de-touring,
- shady,
- most detouring,
- in sincere,
- most digressing,
- most confounding,
- more obliquitous,
- under handed,
- more digressory,
- in-sincerer,
- re moved,
- most digressory,
- most obliquitous,
- ex-cursive,
- under-handed,
- re-mote,
- more detouring,
- more digressing,
- insincere,
- in sincerer.
- more nomad,
- more migratorial,
- more emigrating,
- most nomad,
- gypsier,
- most immigrant,
- most drifting,
- more migrative,
- most shifting,
- more seasonal,
- more vagrant,
- most migrative,
- on move,
- more drifting,
- trampest,
- most immigrating,
- nomad,
- most seasonal,
- gypsiest,
- more immigrating,
- most migratorial,
- more immigrant,
- most emigrating,
- most vagrant,
- peripatetic,
- un-settled,
- un settled.
- re prehensible,
- un worthiest,
- un holy,
- un-worthier,
- un holier,
- most demeritorious,
- dis graceful,
- un-holiest,
- re-prehensible,
- de meritorious,
- dis-creditable,
- more demeritorious,
- un-worthiest,
- un worthier,
- dis-graceful,
- un-holier,
- un-holy,
- un-worthy,
- un worthy,
- dis creditable,
- un holiest,
- de-meritorious.
- more sauntering,
- fancyfree,
- more itinerate,
- most rootless,
- most itinerate,
- most mendicant,
- most travelling,
- more perambulant,
- most perambulatory,
- most journeying,
- more travelling,
- more mendicant,
- most sauntering,
- perambulant,
- more strolling,
- more rootless,
- fly by night,
- most strolling,
- more perambulatory,
- more straggling,
- fancy free,
- most straggling,
- more journeying,
- most perambulant.
- un-predictable,
- in-corrigible,
- self indulgent,
- un compliant,
- self willed,
- more selfwilled,
- more crossgrained,
- in corrigible,
- more self-willed,
- dis orderly,
- most crossgrained,
- un dependable,
- in subordinate,
- more self willed,
- un-governable,
- in-tractable,
- most self willed,
- most self-willed,
- selfwilled,
- un-compliant,
- most selfwilled,
- dis obedient,
- dis-orderly,
- dis-obedient,
- cross grained,
- most cross grained,
- selfindulgent,
- un-dependable,
- un predictable,
- in-subordinate,
- in tractable,
- in-constant,
- most cross-grained,
- more cross grained,
- more cross-grained.
n.
•itinerant (noun)Other synonyms:
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- roving.
- infamous,
- singular,
- off straight and narrow,
- nomadic,
- heretical,
- unconventional,
- Flitting,
- twisting,
- ringer,
- exceptional,
- carpetbagger,
- ranger,
- Gadding,
- excursive,
- derogatory,
- straggler,
- mistaken,
- planetary,
- unworthy,
- erratic,
- patriot,
- unreliable,
- amiss,
- illogical,
- bad,
- distorted,
- knave,
- anomalous,
- adventurer,
- despicable,
- shocking,
- out,
- perverse,
- enthusiast,
- veering,
- astray,
- insubordinate,
- untrue,
- Rhapsodist,
- seer,
- fraud,
- serpentine,
- corrupt,
- loose,
- stray,
- migratory,
- circuitous,
- sinning,
- miscreant,
- ribald,
- unmentionable,
- scandalous,
- illusory,
- aimless,
- unusual,
- atypical,
- ranging,
- imp,
- vagrant,
- peccant,
- Misbehaving,
- uncommon,
- awry,
- out-of-the-way,
- quaint,
- idiosyncratic,
- utilitarian,
- knight-errant,
- outlandish,
- rascal,
- uncontrolled,
- seeker,
- zigzag,
- naughty,
- heretic,
- deceptive,
- self-contradictory,
- questionable,
- askew,
- stroller,
- disobedient,
- queer,
- all abroad,
- wrong,
- turning,
- curious,
- labyrinthine,
- haphazard,
- Deviating,
- straggling,
- traveler,
- ambulant,
- undirected,
- transient,
- off the track,
- unique,
- departing,
- crab-like,
- tramp,
- delusive,
- socialist,
- froward,
- fallacious,
- directionless,
- Faultful,
- deviative,
- far-out,
- faker,
- not right,
- Deviatory,
- degrading,
- disgraceful,
- flawed,
- wide,
- fanatico,
- bizarre,
- unorthodox,
- swerving,
- cranky,
- transitory,
- Don Quixote,
- defective,
- unbecoming,
- ambulatory,
- rogue,
- kinky,
- footloose and fancy-free,
- disreputable,
- cosmopolite,
- odd,
- Strolling,
- abroad,
- erroneous,
- too bad,
- indirect,
- rebellious,
- discreditable,
- Circumforaneous,
- irregular,
- desultory,
- searcher,
- dreamer,
- off the mark,
- offending,
- all off,
- hobo,
- gallivanting,
- unruly,
- abnormal,
- peculiar,
- wayfaring,
- gadabout,
- digressive,
- humiliating,
- snaky,
- wanderer,
- mischievous,
- contrary,
- crook,
- eccentric,
- discursive,
- at fault,
- weird,
- all wrong,
- notorious,
- unfactual,
- Capper,
- peregrine,
- philanthropist,
- strange,
- willful,
- communist,
- wayward,
- individual,
- heterodox,
- fanatic,
- shameful,
- runabout,
- offbeat,
- floating,
- traipsing,
- rover,
- off,
- bum,
- footloose,
- beside the mark,
- unproved,
- drifting,
- Dedecorous,
- adrift,
- mazy,
- false,
- landloping,
- imperfectly,
- incongruous,
- spieler,
- quirky,
- faulty,
- roamer,
- winding,
- highflier,
- outrageous,
- opprobrious.
Antonyms for Errant:
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adj.
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Other antonyms:
dutiful, settled, acquiescent, amiable, mannerly, kindly, thoughtful, immobile, correct, orderly, governable, infallible, modest, polite, clean, complying, pleasant, discreet, cherubic, proper, controlled, courteous, respectable, good-natured, static, considerate, divine, stationary, obliging, nonmoving, complaisant, still, angelic, heavenly, motionless, standing, mature, decorous, adult, grown up.
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