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errant
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/ˈɛr.ənt/
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/ˈɛr.ənt/
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errant
adjective
more errant
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most errant
Super.
UK
/ˈɛr.ənt/
US
/ˈɛr.ənt/
заблудший
The errant knight wandered through the forest.
Заблудший рыцарь бродил по лесу.
заблуждающийся
His errant beliefs led him astray.
Его заблуждающиеся убеждения сбили его с пути.
блуждающий
The errant breeze brought a chill to the air.
Блуждающий ветерок принес прохладу в воздух.
Additional translations
заблудившийся
ошибочный
Synonyms
straying
roving
wandering
deviant
misbehaving
wayward
unruly
disobedient
Antonyms
correct
right
faithful
loyal
errant
noun
errants
pl
UK
/ˈɛrənt/
US
/ˈɛrənt/
Archaic and rare: a person who wanders or strays.
Synonyms
wanderer
vagabond
drifter
rover
stray
wrongdoer
offender
transgressor
sinner
culprit
rogue
Definitions
errant
adjective
Straying from the proper course or standards.
The errant student was often found wandering the halls instead of attending class.
Traveling in search of adventure.
The errant knight roamed the countryside, seeking to prove his valor.
Behaving wrongly or inappropriately.
His errant behavior at the meeting was noted by all the attendees.
(of a ball, shot, or pass) failing to hit or reach the intended target; inaccurate
The quarterback's errant throw sailed over the receiver's head.
Complete or utter, used for emphasis before a usually negative noun.
He's an errant fool if he thinks that plan will work.
errant
noun
A wanderer; one who errs or strays (archaic).
The poet pictured himself as an errant lost upon life’s road.
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