infelicity

Apparently threatened by the outpour of grievances by Nigerians at this ministerial infelicity, which shows ruling elite and governmental disconnect from the people's pains and agonies, Ngige, almost immediately, attempted a riposte, in form of a rebuttal.

Yet sometimes it is just before or during final typesetting that our sharp-eyed managing and manuscript editors make a last-minute catch of an error or infelicity. Those are corrected as well and then editors and authors have another go with the galleys to sign off before final printing.

FIDGETY WITCHETTY--name of a grub CICELY--various umbelliferous plants CLINKETY KITCHENY SYNTHESIS INDEFINITY IMBECILITY INFELICITY BUSYING BUSYISH

Furthermore, an infallibilist can explain the infelicity of utterances of "p, but I don't know that p" and "p might be true, but I'm not willing to say that for all I know, p is true," and why, when a speaker thinks p is epistemically possible for him, he will agree (if asked) that for all he knows, p is true.

Yet this rhetorical infelicity becomes a grave accusation when he then subsequently and repeatedly invokes assertions about the alleged active Jewish proselytism in the Greco-Roman world (pp.

There's space for one last infelicity from a hymn which begins "All hail the power of Jesu's name..."

"The case was withdrawn due to the infelicity of some of the Welsh translation of the notice."

Their topics include infelicity in Speech Acts in Literature, the afterlife of Judaism, and the war on terror.

The translation is both readable and reasonably faithful to the original, albeit with the occasional infelicity. Such phrases as "winter equinox" on page 218 and "codliveroil lamps" on page 130 are, fortunately, not representative of the translator's skills and cultural knowledge.