fallible (adjective)

1. Even the most devout followers are fallible and can make mistakes in their interpretation of holy texts.

2. Why did the mathematician bring a ladder to the bar? Because he knew that his calculations were fallible and he may fall flat on his face!

3. Even the most renowned fashion designers are fallible and can create outfits that are disliked by the public.

4. In the realm of fantasy novels, even the most powerful witches and wizards are fallible and can miscast spells.

1. In the novel, the antagonist is portrayed as a fallible character who succumbs to temptation and makes immoral choices.

2. The preacher warned his congregation about the fallible nature of humans and emphasized the importance of repentance.

3. The minimalist style of this room design reflects the fallible taste of the homeowner, lacking any bold or courageous elements.

4. The superhero's fallible powers put him at a disadvantage in battle, as he struggled to exhibit the necessary moral strength to defeat the villain.