单词	fecklessness
释义	fecklessfeck‧less /ˈfekləs/ adjective Word Origin WORD ORIGINfeckless Origin: 1500-1600 Scottish English feck ‘effect, larger part’, from effect Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES a feckless young man EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Doubtless, some are feckless individuals who could do better but simply don't trouble. Market forces remain free because of public imagery about the feckless, the idle and the deviant. Partly, no doubt, the figures include at least some wilful or at least entirely feckless credit misusers. The norms of domestic life it set forth drew a clear ideological boundary between rational members of society and the feckless. The spending may have been great but it was not being devoted to thousands upon thousands of undeserving and feckless claimants. lacking determination, and not achieving anything in your life:  Alice’s feckless younger brother—fecklessly adverb—fecklessness noun [uncountable]
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