Noun:

অপ্রাসঙ্গিকতা,

infelicities's Usage Examples:

still connotes a smooth and literate style, free of barbarisms and other infelicities.

utterance has its own procedure and risks of failure that Austin calls 'infelicities'.

Still there the opacities and self-contradictions, the verbal infelicities, the thundering announcements of the obvious or dubious.

as being "characterised by a combination of malapropisms, grammatical infelicities and general confusion" and said the following was the most famous example.

Stirner's original", he "made a number of amendments, such as removing infelicities and archaisms, replacing the occasional missing sentence, and restoring.

though the pastiche of its numerous allusions, and the 'anatomical infelicities' that despoil its naturalism, upset a purely classical tone, producing.

howlers, pieces of sheer nonsense, ungrammatical sentences, extreme infelicities, pointless substitutions, often resulting in absurdity and inaccuracy.

"woeful clunker of a paranoid thriller" and highlighted its "befuddling infelicities, insistent banalities, shambling pace and pervasive ineptitude".

Handke implies a concept of literature safe from the infelicities of history and actualities of human life and death.

experimental and remarkably attractive, The stonework has been restored some infelicities have been allowed on the revetment and the changes made in 1976 by introducing.

second version, though somewhat improved, still retained a number of infelicities of style, as in its version of Genesis 1:3 Latin Vulgate: Dixitque Deus.

Richard Norman Shaw, whose revisions to the original design addressed infelicities of style.

Her biographer, Janet Morgan, has commented that, despite "infelicities of style", the story was "compelling".

Synonyms:

unworthiness; inappropriateness;

Antonyms:

suitableness; appropriateness; felicity;