Infelicity

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What Does Infelicity Mean?

  • 不幸
  • 不妥
  • 不适当的言辞

Infelicity Pronunciation

/ˌɪn.fəˈlɪs.ɪ.ti/

Infelicity Definition

noun

Definition

A failure to be happy; a state of unhappiness or misfortune.

In ZH

不幸；不快乐的状态或厄运。

How to Use Infelicity in a Sentence

  • His infelicity was evident in his gloomy expressions.
  • She spoke with infelicity, leaving the audience confused.
  • The infelicity of the situation made it difficult for anyone to smile.
  • We must address the infelicity of our current circumstances.
  • Her infelicity was more than just a passing mood.
noun

Definition

An inappropriate or unsuitable remark or action.

In ZH

不适当或不合时宜的言辞或行为。

How to Use Infelicity in a Sentence

  • His comment was an infelicity that caused tension in the room.
  • The author's infelicity led to backlash from critics.
  • She quickly regretted the infelicity of her words during the meeting.
  • Infelicities in language can lead to misunderstandings.
  • It's important to be aware of infelicities in social contexts.

Synonyms for Infelicity