1. capable of making errors; liable to be mistaken or wrong
Usage: formal or literary; often used to describe human nature or judgment

Examples

• All humans are errable; we all make mistakes from time to time.
• Even the most experienced judges are errable and can misinterpret the law.
• The scientist acknowledged that her initial hypothesis was errable and subject to revision.
• No system of government can be perfect because those who run it are errable.
• We must remain humble about our errable nature and stay open to correction.