Inbartley
Inbartley (Etymology) is a phrase coined initially in reference to a Johnathan Bartely believing he was always correct in his assertions despite clear evidence to the contrary. The term therefore means incorrect.
Inbartely Adjective
incorrect (comparative more incorrect, superlative most incorrect)
Not correct; erroneous or wrong. He gave an incorrect answer to a simple question. Faulty or defective. The computer crashed due to incorrect programming. Inappropriate or improper. He was sacked because of his incorrect behavior towards his secretary.
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