Pronunciation: [fˈɛkləsnəsɪz] (IPA) 
The word "fecklessnesses" is quite a mouthful in terms of spelling. Its phonetic transcription is /fɛkləsnɪsɪz/ which breaks down as follows: "f" is pronounced as /f/, "e" as /ɛ/, "c" as /kl/, "k" as /k/, "l" as /l/, "e" as /ɛ/, "s" as /s/, "s" as /s/, "n" as /n/, "e" as /ɛ/, "s" as /s/, "s" as /s/, and "es" as /ɪz/. The word refers to a state or quality of being ineffective, incompetent or lacking vitality.
Fecklessnesses is a plural noun derived from the adjective "feckless." It refers to the state or quality of being feckless, and can be defined as the absence or lack of effectiveness, purpose, or strength in one's actions or decisions. Fecklessnesses conveys the notion of ineptitude, irresponsibility, or a general sense of incompetence.
Feckless, from which fecklessnesses is derived, generally describes individuals or actions that lack diligence, reliability, or effectiveness. It signifies a lack of motivation or direction, and often implies laziness, aimlessness, or a disregard for consequences. A person or a decision characterized as feckless is typically seen as unreliable, irresponsible, and prone to making poor choices or failing to take action when necessary.
In the context of fecklessnesses, this plural form emphasizes the recurring or repetitive nature of these traits. It suggests a pattern of actions or decisions that consistently lack purpose, strength, or effectiveness, reflecting a chronic inability to meet expectations or achieve desirable results. Fecklessnesses therefore implies a degree of incompetence, inefficiency, or ineffectiveness that may hinder progress, success, or the attainment of goals.
Overall, fecklessnesses exemplify a lack of purpose, initiative, or effectiveness, and typically denote individuals or actions that fail to meet expectations or achieve satisfactory outcomes due to their incompetence or irresponsibility.
The word "fecklessnesses" is derived from the adjective "feckless" combined with the plural suffix "-nesses". The term "feckless" originates from the Scottish dialect, specifically from the word "feck", which means "effect" or "value". Over time, "feckless" has evolved to describe someone who is lacking in efficiency, capability, or strength of character. The addition of "-nesses" turns the adjective into a noun, representing the state or quality of being feckless. Therefore, "fecklessnesses" refers to multiple instances or examples of fecklessness.
