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Truth and Error See also logic. the branch of logic dealing with truth and error. — alethiologist, n. — alethiological, adj. 1. the condition of being in error. 2. the tendency to be in error or the capacity for being in error; fallibility. anything that is patently false or untrue; a fallacy. an assertion of doubtful truth or accuracy, as with some statements in Pliny’s Natural History. the force or process of divine inspiration; the power by which the Holy Spirit reveals truth to men. — theopneustic, theopneusted, adj. a self-evident, obvious truth. — truistic, truistical, adj. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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There were both truth and error in the impression; the child and mother were estranged, but through Hester's fault, not Pearl's. |
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