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The company had to issue a public apology for the erroneous information in their advertisement.erroneous = not correct
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The scientist realized that she had made an erroneous conclusion after re-examining the data.erroneous = wrong
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Her son has come down to the studio especially to send her this message of reassurance after the erroneous report of a few days ago by the United States War Department, that he was officially given up as dead and missing. (source)erroneous = in error
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IT WOULD BE ERRONEOUS to say Sohrab was quiet.† (source)
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Thus, even if the actual target particle is occasionally struck, Earth physicists will not be able to tell the correct result from the numerous erroneous results.† (source)
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He must have crept into the town, crept onto the grounds of Avilion, crept onto the boat, which was in the boathouse, by the way, not tied up at the jetty as it erroneously said in the papers.† (source)
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With one finger, he prodded her shoulder, and then leaned over and peered into the nightstand drawer where I was rapidly sorting through a bewilderment of junk: change, chips, lip gloss, coasters, false eyelashes, nail polish remover, tattered paperbacks (Your Erroneous Zones), perfume samples, old cassette tapes, ten years' expired insurance cards, and a bunch of giveaway matchbooks from a Reno legal office that said REPRESENTING DWI AND ALL DRUG OFFENSES.† (source)
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It would later be erroneously reported that hand grenades were thrown at the crew.† (source)
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It is true that the erroneousness and shallowness of this conception of his faith was dimly perceptible to Alexey Alexandrovitch, and he knew that when, without the slightest idea that his forgiveness was the action of a higher power, he had surrendered directly to the feeling of forgiveness, he had felt more happiness than now when he was thinking every instant that Christ was in his heart, and that in signing official papers he was doing His will.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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It took me a minute to understand the erroneous conclusion he'd drawn.† (source)
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Although many people erroneously interpreted apocalypse as a cataclysmic end of the world, the word literally signified an "unveiling," predicted by the ancients to be that of great wisdom.† (source)
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Soon afterward, Harold and I seemed to bicker about who was hogging the lamp by the end of the couch, as I tried to read books on self-esteem by Norman Vincent Peale or others on the stranger side, such as Your Erroneous Zones.† (source)
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At first we believed erroneously that the Germans would finally lose now; later we felt despair and ever-increasing doubt about the fate of mankind and ourselves as Hitler's troops advanced further into Russia.† (source)
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By a superior being our reasonings may take the same tone-though erroneous they may be fine-This is the very thing in which consists poetry.† (source)
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Reports from abroad asserted, erroneously, that Jack the Ripper had returned.† (source)
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Many researchers have adopted the erroneous belief that where there has been one incident, there must be others.† (source)
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