1. They often interchange " each " and " both ", with infelicitous results. 2. He had an infelicitous way of putting teaching that was two-dimensional at best, 3. The Romans considered May an infelicitous month. 4. He berated the French's poor Arabic grammar and the infelicitous style of their proclamations. 5. The use of / mi / does not seem infelicitous in a nominative context at first glance. 6. As usual I'm looking for infelicitous phrasings and any jargon that needs to be explained. 7. They demanded the constitution to be neutral on this issue and this has led to some infelicitous results. 8. "Downshifting " is an infelicitous term for a movement toward simplicity, a gesture toward grace. 9. "It was a symbol of the imperial and infelicitous taste of Fascism, " he said. 10. Journalists here say they hope Stepashin is simply guilty of infelicitous phrasing stemming from his years of internal security work.
