Pronunciation: /ɪn.fəˈlɪs.ɪ.təs/
adjective not appropriate or well-suited for a particular situation; inappropriate or awkward
A1 The infelicitous weather ruined our picnic plans.
A2 His infelicitous choice of words offended many people.
B1 The infelicitous timing of the announcement caused confusion among the employees.
B2 Her infelicitous decision to invest in that company led to financial losses.
C1 The infelicitous design of the building made it difficult to navigate.
C2 The infelicitous combination of ingredients resulted in a terrible tasting dish.
formal The speaker's choice of words was infelicitous and caused confusion among the audience.
informal Her infelicitous comment made everyone in the room uncomfortable.
slang That was a really infelicitous thing to say, dude.
figurative His infelicitous actions led to a chain reaction of negative consequences.
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