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Often used in the same context:
mistake,
miscue,
blunder,
gaffe,
glitch,
miscalculation,
mixup,
flaw,
lapse,
typo,
snafu,
misjudgment,
miscommunication,
misplay,
blooper,
typographical error,
faux pas,
flub,
inconsistencies,
malfunction,
misstep,
inaccuracies,
sloppiness,
glitches,
discrepancies,
slipup,
miscount,
oversights,
screwup,
misinterpretation,
deficiencies,
overpayment,
inadvertence,
omission,
bloop,
putout,
misspelling,
bungle,
shortcoming,
indiscretion,
howler,
irregularity,
faults,
fallibility,
wild pitch,
misprint,
misreading,
imperfection,
goof,
baserunning,
carelessness,
technicality,
groundball,
fumble,
mishap,
misunderstanding,
foible,
shoestring catch,
sacrifice bunt,
margin,
popup,
clanger,
erratum,
balk,
bunt,
mis,
pickoff,
grounder,
breakdowns,
turnover,
transgression,
nonconformance,
misstatement,
intentional foul,
infraction,
mistranslation,
solution set,
errant,
baserunner,
vuln,
defects,
bobble,
underpayment,
sacrifice fly,
misdeed,
underestimation,
infield,
offsides,
slippage,
groundout,
runtime error,
backspace key,
failures,
misidentification,
recalculation,
failings,
misdiagnosis,
breach,
ineptness,
misfire,
quirk,
groundouts,
errors,
inaccuracy,
deviation,
deviations,
discrepancy,
impediment,
fault,
hindrance,
inconvenience,
residual,
difference,
inconsistency,
misapprehension,
mismatch,
perform,
interrupt,
event,
print,
file,
bias,
format,
inventory,
satisfactory,
burst,
continue,
correlation,
data,
document,
edit,
incident,
overflow,
reset,
warning
More specific:
balls-up,
ballup,
betise,
blooper,
blot,
blunder,
boner,
boo-boo,
botch,
bungle,
cockup,
confounding,
confusion,
corrigendum,
deviation,
distortion,
erratum,
flub,
folly,
foolishness,
footfault,
foul-up,
imbecility,
lapse,
literal,
literal error,
mess-up,
miscalculation,
miscue,
misdoing,
misestimation,
misprint,
misreckoning,
mix-up,
omission,
oversight,
renege,
revoke,
skip,
slip,
slipup,
smear,
smirch,
spot,
stain,
stupidity,
typo,
typographical error
Appears in the definition of:
.,
algorithm error,
antiseptic,
catachresis,
catch out,
check bit,
confident,
correct,
correction,
corrigendum,
cyclic redundancy check,
deviation,
disk error,
dysostosis multiplex,
earned run,
erring,
erroneous,
error-prone,
errorless,
fallaciousness,
false,
fateful,
faultless,
find out,
foolproof,
forfeit,
forgo,
frequent,
gargoylism,
ghost word,
give up,
glaring,
gloss over,
goof-proof,
goofproof,
gregorian calendar,
hamartia,
hardware error,
hurler's disease,
hurler's syndrome,
hush up,
immaculate,
impeccable,
inaccurate,
inerrable,
inerrancy,
inerrant,
infallibility,
infallible,
internal control,
irremediable,
judgmental,
lipochondrodystrophy,
lysinemia,
mea culpa,
misinterpretation,
mistaken,
neural net,
neural network,
new style calendar,
over-correct,
overcompensate,
papal infallibility,
parity,
parity bit,
process,
programming error,
reclamation,
redress,
reformation,
remediation,
remedy,
right,
rounding,
rounding error,
rue,
run-time error,
runtime error,
seducer,
semantic error,
sleek over,
slip up,
smooth,
software error,
stumble,
surefooted,
syntax error,
tactical,
throw overboard,
tragic flaw,
trial-and-error,
trip up,
typographical,
unearned run,
unerring,
unexplained,
venial,
veridical,
waive,
whitewash,
wrong
Part of:
ball game,
baseball,
baseball game
More general:
evil,
evilness,
failure,
incorrectness,
misconception,
misstatement,
nonaccomplishment,
nonachievement,
wrongness
Synonyms:
erroneous belief,
erroneousness,
fault,
misplay,
mistake,
wrongdoing
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— Nouns for error:
correction,
correcting,
handling,
message,
free,
detection,
code,
control,
analysis,
routine,
rate,
more...
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