What is another word for infallibility?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪnfˌalɪbˈɪlɪti], [ ɪnfˌalɪbˈɪlɪti], [ ɪ_n_f_ˌa_l_ɪ_b_ˈɪ_l_ɪ_t_i]
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Synonyms for Infallibility:
n.
• attribute (noun) • infallibility (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • truth (noun)- gospel,
- verity,
- unvarnished truth,
- legitimacy,
- axiom,
- naked truth,
- nitty gritty,
- whole story,
- precision,
- scoop,
- maxim,
- factualness,
- authenticity,
- genuineness,
- rectitude,
- score,
- gospel truth,
- factuality,
- rightness,
- nitty-gritty,
- veracity,
- principle,
- factualism,
- plain talk,
- honest truth,
- picture,
- trueness,
- verisimilitude,
- exactitude,
- case,
- inside track,
- accuracy,
- truism,
- facts.
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- superiority.
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- perfection.
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- dazzle.
- determination,
- truthfulness,
- firmness,
- fact,
- absoluteness,
- dependableness,
- finish,
- fidelity,
- immaculateness,
- infallibilism,
- certitude,
- reliability,
- certainty,
- assuredness,
- ineluctability,
- chastity,
- reality,
- Indubitableness,
- Certainness,
- sincerity,
- confidence,
- inevitability,
- dead certainty,
- definiteness,
- Inerrableness,
- absolute certainty,
- positiveness,
- unequivocalness,
- resolution,
- assurance,
- constancy,
- decision,
- Determinacy,
- purity,
- inerrancy,
- spotlessness,
- univocity,
- moral certainty,
- unquestionableness,
- taintlessness,
- exactness,
- stainlessness,
- sureness,
- flawlessness,
- correctness,
- responsibility,
- actuality,
- consistency,
- Infallibleness,
- predetermination,
- sinlessness,
- necessity,
- Inerrability,
- determinateness,
- inevitableness,
- surety,
- predestination,
- unambiguity.
How to use "Infallibility" in context?
Infallibility is the quality of being exempt from error or failure. It is a doctrine of the Catholic Church that gives a divine source to the authenticity of the Church's teaching and its authority to govern the lives of its members. This doctrine is central to the Church's faith and its understanding of salvation.
Infallibility is a term that was first used in the mid-sixteenth century to describe the Catholic faith's belief in the absence of error in the Church's teachings.
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