1. the quality or state of being free from error; infallibility
Usage: often used in religious contexts, particularly regarding scripture

Examples

• Many fundamentalist Christians believe in the inerrancy of the Bible.
• The doctrine of papal inerrancy is a central tenet of Catholic faith.
• Scientists questioned the inerrancy of the ancient astronomical texts.
• The professor’s reputation for inerrancy made students trust his lectures completely.
• Debates about biblical inerrancy have divided many denominations.
• The inerrancy of mathematical proofs distinguishes them from other forms of reasoning.