Infallibly

/ɪnˈfælɪbli/

Definitions

  1. (adv.) In a manner incapable of making mistakes or being wrong, especially in legal judgments or doctrines.
    The court ruled infallibly that the contract was void due to fraud.

Forms

  • infallibly
  • infallible

Commentary

Often used in legal contexts to emphasize the certainty or unerring correctness of a rule, judgment, or doctrine.

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