Dubious

Dubious:

du·bi·ous

 [doo-bee-uhs, dyoo-]

adjective

1. doubtful. marked by or occasioning doubt. a dubious reply.

2. of uncertain outcome. dubious transaction

 

Precarious

 Precarious:

pre·car·i·ous :

adj \pri-ˈker-ē-əs\

1. depending on the will or pleasure of another.
2. depending on uncertain premises.

Oblivious

ob·liv·i·ous/əˈblivēəs/ : Failing to keep in mind, lacking conscious  awareness of happening.
Example:

1. I do not intentionally be oblivious about her wishes, it just happens accidentally.
2. She is being oblivious of the danger  while running to catch her train.

Pushover

Pushover:  (pshvr) : One that is easily defeated or some one who is easily taken advantage of, Something that is easily done or attained.

Example:

• Racheal isa little bit pushover.
• I am okay with being a pushover.

Entitle

Entitle [n-ttl] : Qualified for by right according to law, given a title, identifying name.


Example:

• The Blog entitled "Lashmirekha Blogspot".
• You are entitled to have a raise with 2 years of work experience.
  

Forbid

Forbid [fər-bĭd', fôr-] : To command not to do something, to stop from make it happen, to make impossible, to prohibit in forceful manner.

Example:

• I forbid you to smoke.
• He forbid her jumping from the train.
• God Forbid! Do not make it happen.
  

Inept

Inept [n-pt] : inappropriate, not apt or fitting, not suitable, out of place.


Example:

• An inept remark.
• What you are talking is inept for the situation.