errorless
errorfully
mistakenly
inaccurately
erroneously
misarticulation
solecism
inaccurate
tupo
typo
printer's devilry
untruly
folk etymology
misformulated
erroneity
misconceive
faultily
out of place
misknow
inapposite
misformulation
deceptively
ungrammaticism
misleadingly
deceivingly
misannotated
misdeeming
misdeposition
fallaciously
wrongly
misenumerate
miscolour
improperly
misgo
unshapenness
paralogical
irreconcilable
misprision
erroneousness
mix-up
misstatement
error
miscorrection
misimplication
misgrasp
misstep
unsyntactical
get something twisted
misallocate
unsyntactic
contradictingly
misspellingly
errorous
unpropriety
misconjecture
wrong
misetymologize
in the wrong
misapprehend
falsely
incorrectly
misannotation
boo-boo
uncorrectly
fault
slip
goof
misconstrual
misconstruction
oversit
miscaption
speciously
misidentification
unaccordance
in error
miswording
wai
deprecatively
unoriginally
platitude
up the pole
misconstrue
illogically
out of the way
misinterpretation
misdifferentiated
misexplanation
miswrit
malobservation
misderive
misconstruct
amiss

English words for 'Antonyms: erroneous, errorful, errorous'

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