fallable

adjective
UK /ˈfɔːləbəl/
US /ˈfɔːləbəl/

Able to make mistakes or be wrong.

Even the smartest people are fallable and sometimes get things wrong.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Capable of being deceived or misled.

Our senses are fallable, so we should double-check what we see.

3. Not always reliable or accurate.

The old map was fallable and led us down the wrong road.

4. Likely to fail or break down.

Any machine is fallable if it is not cared for properly.