1. plural of errancy; instances or states of wandering, straying, or deviating from a course or standard
Usage: formal or literary; often used in historical or religious contexts
2. plural of errancy; instances of erring or making mistakes; errors or fallibility
Usage: archaic or formal

Examples

• The knight's errancies across foreign lands became the subject of legend.
• Medieval texts documented the errancies of wandering scholars.
• Her errancies in judgment were forgiven by those who knew her character.
• The philosopher acknowledged the errancies inherent in human reasoning.
• Despite his errancies, he remained respected in his field.
• The narrative traced the hero's errancies before his final redemption.