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infelicity
Infelicity (noun) means the quality of being unfortunate or badly expressed.
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1
The quality of being unfortunate or badly expressed.
2
An unfortunate or badly chosen remark or action.
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Etymology
Formed from in- and felicity, from Latin infelicitas.
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What is the meaning of infelicity?
"infelicity" (noun) means the quality of being unfortunate or badly expressed.
What is the opposite of infelicity?
The opposite of "infelicity" is felicity.
What are the different meanings of infelicity?
"infelicity" has 2 main meanings: 1. The quality of being unfortunate or badly expressed; 2. An unfortunate or badly chosen remark or action.
