fallibilities

Capacities for error

Fallibilities are the ways in which someone or something can fail or be wrong.

The word is the plural of fallibility, the quality of being capable of error: We must acknowledge our own fallibilities.

The term often appears in discussions of human limitation or institutional weakness: The fallibilities of memory make eyewitness testimony unreliable.

imperfections

flaws

Imperfections in something

faults · deficiencies · blemishes · frailties · foibles · peccadilloes · quirks · idiosyncrasies · blind spots · character flaws

errors

mistakes

Unintended wrong actions

oversights · misjudgments · slip-ups · gaffes · inaccuracies · faux pas · lapses · errata · fumbles · botches

vulnerability

fragility

Ease of breaking

brittleness · delicacy · frailty · precariousness · insecurity · defenselessness · weakness · breakability · instability · corruptibility

humanity

human nature

Inborn behavioral tendencies shared universally

empathy · understanding · growth · learning · redemption · self-awareness · introspection · acceptance · grace · confession

mortality

finitude

State of being bounded

aging · decline · deterioration · entropy · decay · perishability · ephemerality · human condition · memento mori · dust to dust

Opposites
capacity for error

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States of being unerring

inerrancy · flawlessness · faultlessness · impeccability · reliability

moral/spiritual perfection

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States of being unerring

impeccability · sinlessness · perfections · incorruptibility · immaculateness

perfection and flawlessness

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States of being faultless

perfectness · immaculateness · ideality · excellence · supremacy

Family

fallacy, fallacious, infallible, fallible, fallibility, infallibly, infallibility, fallibly

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