† inˈfailable, a. Obs.
Also 7 infaillible.
[in-3. Partly, at least, a. F. infaillible (15th c.).]
Not liable to fail; unfailing; reliable; infallible.
| 1561 Eden Arte of Nauig. Pref. {fatpara}{fatpara} ij, Certain infaileable sygnes and tokens of the same. Ibid. A ij b, Infaylable principles. 1631 Denison Heav. Banq. 47 Liuely and infaillible signes of the presence of Christ. Ibid. 106 A few..infaillible markes, wherby we may know whether wee haue receiued Christ. |