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fecklessness::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | ineptitude, worthlessness |
| Derivation | feckless |
Examples of fecklessness
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Americans have long enjoyed lecturing Europeans on their supposed fecklessness.
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What angers us is the administration's fecklessness in conducting its negotiations.
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After years of fiscal and political fecklessness, an explosive conclusion.
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The Arabs are justifiably enraged and terrified by this American act of fecklessness.
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This is a stink even the fecklessness of the democratic party can't keep under wraps.
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Instead of being lauded for his leadership, Thornton was mocked for his fecklessness.
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As he slaughters his opposition, Western caution looks like fecklessness.
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They seem happy enough to pay for the fecklessness of their regulators.
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It traumatized the country and symbolized the fecklessness of Jimmy Carter's diplomacy.
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- Worthlessness due to being feeble and ineffectual
- (feckless) not fit to assume responsibility
- (feckless) generally incompetent and ineffectual; "feckless attempts to repair the plumbing"; "inept handling of the account"
- (fecklessly) ineptly: with ineptitude; in an incompetent manner; "he performed his functions ineptly"
- (fecklessly) in a feckless manner; irresponsibly and incompetently
- The state of being feckless
- (feckless) Lacking purpose; Without skill, ineffective, incompetent; Lacking the courage to act in any meaningful way; Lacking vitality
- (feckless) 1.(noun. fek-less) Useless, of no worth, e.g. That feckless idiot couldn't even lowp ower a small yat = That unfortunate person was unable to jump over a small gate.
- (feckless) (adj) worthless or meaningless; ineffectual or weak
