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| straying from what is right |
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| an error in printing and writing |
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| based on error; mistaken; wrong |
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| infallible; making no mistake |
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| easy to approach or talk to; friendly |
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| too overwhelming to be expressed in words; inexpressible |
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| the power supposed to determine the outcome of events before they occur; destiny; fortune; something ievitable |
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| a person who professes something, exp. religious beliefs; a teacher in a university |
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| an admission of guilt; a statement of religious beliefs |
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| reputation, esp. for good |
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| not hard to do; easy; not sincere or profound |
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