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Err
- Meaning
- to wander, to stray
- Latin root word
- Wander + make a mistake
- Wandering from the correct path/ answer
- We can easily remember this root word from the word ERROR
Error
- Meaning
- Wandering from the correct answer
err
- Meaning
- To wander from the truth
unerring
- Meaning
- Never wandering from doing the right thing
erratic
- Meaning
- Of wandering behaviour instead of normal Unpredictable; not even or regular in pattern Fluctuating, mercurial
Aberrant
- Meaning
- Of wandering from the norm
- Ab- away, from + err- wander, make a mistake
- Outside the norm of the society, that is really unacceptable Making a mistake in the society’s view
- Departing from accepted standard
Erroneous
- Meaning
- Wandering from the truth
- Fact or a statement that is not correct or it’s completely wrong
- Fallacious; wrong, incorrect; imprecise
- Specious, bogus, spurious
Errata/ Erratum
- Meaning
- Wanderings in the form of mistakes in a printed work
- An error in printing or writing
Errant
- Meaning
- Wandering from the correct path
- Wondered or strayed away from the normal behaviour
- Errant behaviour= very strange and not normal
- Deviant, erring or straying from the accepted course or standards
Arrant
- Meaning
- Really wandering from the correct path
- Used to say how bad something is
3 phrases for today: Guess the meaning ?
Run of the mill
- Ordinary, everyday type of thing
- Lackluster, uninspired, dull, humdrum, colourless, bland, vapid, flat, dry Ordinary, unmemorable, commonplace
- Get on your soapbox
- Read the riot
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