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Synonym for err [verb]
The synonym err synonymous definition words:
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Further results for the word "err"
deviate [verb]
means "vary"err
mix up [verb]
means "mistake"confound, confuse, misconstrue, err, misunderstand
erring [adjective]
means "wrong"mistaken, fallible, straying, faulty, in error, blundering, delinquent, deviating
in error [adjective]
means "mistaken"wrong, inaccurate, flawed, full of bugs, erroneous, fallacious
arbitrary [adjective]
means "capricious"frivolous, changeable, fanciful, erratic, wayward, freakish
astray [object]
means "property"wrong, faulty, unfair, amiss, erroneous, erring
capricious [adjective]
means "arbitrary"frivolous, changeable, fanciful, erratic, wayward, freakish
deviating [adjective]
means "deviate"aberrant, devious, divergent, errant, erring, straying
devious [adjective]
means "blundering"erring, mistaken, in error, deviating
false [adjective]
means "characteristic"erroneous, inaccurate, improper, specious, incorrect, mistaken
fantastic [adjective]
means "outlandish"farfetched, erratic, implausible, preposterous, extravagant, extreme
fault [noun]
means "mistake"error, blunder, misdeed, slip
faux pas [noun]
means "embarrassing mistake"error, blunder, mishap, calamity, set-back, gaffe
flighty [adjective]
means "volatile"unstable, inconstant, fickle, variable, capricious, erratic
freakish [adjective]
means "capricious"frivolous, changeable, fanciful, erratic, wayward, arbitrary
gaffe [noun]
means "embarrassing mistake"error, blunder, mishap, calamity, set-back, contretemps
haphazard [adjective]
means "casual"irregular, capricious, erratic, hit-or-miss, odd, infrequent
hit-or-miss [adjective]
means "haphazard"irregular, capricious, erratic, casual, odd, infrequent
implausible [adjective]
means "outlandish"farfetched, erratic, fantastic, preposterous, extravagant, extreme
invalid [adjective]
means "null and void"defective, erroneous, wrong, unconvincing, groundless, illogical
mirage [noun]
means "self-deception"deception, illusion, fantasy, error, dream, imagination
misjudgment [noun]
means "misconception"misinterpretation, mistake, miscalculation, distortion, error
misprint [noun]
means "error"blunder, erratum, fault, inaccuracy, oversight, slip
mistake [noun]
means "error"blunder, erratum, fault, inaccuracy, oversight, slip
mistaken [adjective]
means "off"wrong, erring, in error, confused
misunderstanding [noun]
means "misapprehension"error, confusion, misinterpretation, misconception, delusion, mistake
neurotic [adjective]
means "disturbed"disoriented, troubled, unstable, irrational, deranged, erratic
null and void [adjective]
means "invalid"defective, erroneous, wrong, unconvincing, groundless, illogical
preposterous [adjective]
means "outlandish"farfetched, erratic, implausible, fantastic, extravagant, extreme
self-deception [noun]
means "dream"deception, illusion, fantasy, error, mirage, imagination
spasmodic [adjective]
means "intermittent"irregular, broken, erratic, disconnected
trespass [noun]
means "transgression"error, fault, misdeed, wrong, offence, crime
trip [noun]
means "mistake"error, blunder, oversight, slip, lapse, miss, erratum
unconvincing [adjective]
means "null and void"defective, erroneous, wrong, invalid, groundless, illogical
unimaginable [adjective]
means "outlandish"farfetched, erratic, implausible, preposterous, extravagant, extreme
unpredictable [adjective]
means "unstable"erratic, unsure, uncertain, unreliable, unsafe, chancy
unsafe [adjective]
means "unstable"erratic, unsure, unpredictable, unreliable, uncertain, chancy
volatile [adjective]
means "flighty"unstable, inconstant, fickle, variable, capricious, erratic
wayward [adjective]
means "drifting"stray, wandering, erratic, haphazard, rambling, aimless
wrong [adjective]
means "property"erroneous, false, inaccurate, untrue, incorrect, mistaken
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