Felicitous

well chosen or suited to the circumstances; appropriate secondary meaning: pleasing or fortunate

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@azurelore.bsky.social

most specificallyβ€”all the kyokugen dorks got their own personal spin on the thingβ€”we're looking at the mr. karate variant.

the timing for which would be, uh.

well in a vacuum, perhaps a felicitous crux of serendipity.

one might even say piquant.

in mind of the mounting fire?

i'd go with adroit.

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njel

njel

@njel256.bsky.social

I thought I've finished my Sanctuary upgrade, but turns out I haven't??? No wonder I don't get the felicitous favors...

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@cyberpragma.bsky.social

The significance of the affective use of body languageβ€”or generally, of the language of illnessβ€”can hardly be exaggerated. The impact of hysterical pantomime, to use Freud’s felicitous metaphor, is a matter of everyday knowledge. (1/5)

β€” Thomas Szasz, The myth of mental illness, p. 155

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