errorful
- adjective
- /ˈɛrərfəl/
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erróneo
- The student's errorful essay was full of spelling and grammatical mistakes.
- errorful treatment
- errorful productions
Examples
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Viewed from the perspective of naming treatment, the TOT-elicitation phase constitutes one-trial errorful treatment of target words (i.e., naming attempt followed by repetition feedback; see Method).
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In research on the treatment of naming impairments in aphasia, interventions are being explored that incorporate errorless learning principles that prioritize the elimination of errorful productions during treatment.
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This could balance the negative effects of error learning, conceivably tipping the scale in favor of errorful treatment.
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As the relative strength of these two factors is unknown (particularly in the current experiment), we had no strong predictions for this errorful-errorless comparison.
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The present study investigated whether, in individuals with chronic aphasia, errorful productions during word retrieval can, through learning, influence the likelihood of future naming failures.
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With just a single trial of treatment (errorful or errorless) per item, the impact of error learning and/or the benefit of retrieval practice may simply have been too small to exert a measurable impact on post-test accuracy.
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Her errorful approach to the project led to several misunderstandings with the team.
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After reviewing his errorful calculations, the teacher suggested he double-check his work.
Synonyms
113
4.3
Not correct or exact, with mistakes
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6.7
Not correct because of a mistake
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3.9
Having many small errors or problems in a program
Antonyms
How Errorful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Errorful comes from error and the ending -ful, like in helpful, where -ful means 'full of'. It means 'full of mistakes', so it describes something that contains many errors.