[
UK
/ɛɹˈɑːtəm/
]
NOUN
- a mistake in printed matter resulting from mechanical failures of some kind
How To Use erratum In A Sentence
- More in the debate over the Jurassic / Cretaceous erratum that was a recent headline.
- The erratum can result in invalid data being delivered to a PCI master and only occurs in 850/860 systems due to ‘unique architectural interactions’ between the MCH and the ICH2.
- The book includes an erratum sheet to correct mistakes on one of the plates and on five of the range maps.
- They said they were going to issue an erratum, but it is difficult.
- Mr. Arnold later published an erratum sheet correcting the error.
- So I went to the Web to find the source, hoping I could then salvage my reputation by persuading the journal to print an addendum or erratum.
- The publisher has inserted an erratum slip noting three errors in dates and explaining that a contrite Hoban ‘writes at all hours of the day and night, sometimes when a little the worse for wear’.
- I am sad to say that I think a minor adjustment would not overcome all these factors, and that it is not a matter of inserting just one erratum sheet, as you can see.
- It has taken the data off its website, and it has included an erratum in hard copies of its publication.
- Mr. Arnold later published an erratum sheet correcting the error.