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Definition of inconsistent:
Synonyms:
inapposite, disagreeing, various, fantastic, mismated, incongruous, uneven, untrustworthy, unreliable, unsuitable, mercurial, unstable, temperamental, fluid, clashing, flickery, unreconcilable, ditzy, mutable, repugnant, patchy, inharmonious, unsettled, skittish, ticklish, unreconciled, irreconcilable, alternative, spotty, unsteady, self-contradictory, dissonant, agree, flimsy, variable, contrasting, mutually exclusive, diverse, incommensurable, fantastical, inconsonant, suspect, contradictory, ill-matched, incompatible, unconformable, at variance, continue, mismatched, unpredictable, conflicting, whimsical, at odds, fluctuating, feckless, incongruent, discrepant, inconstant, inappropriate, change, changeful, same.
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chaotic (part of speech: adjective)
- shapeless,
- disorganized,
- cluttered,
- lax,
- insane,
- irregular,
- inchoate,
- confused,
- disarrayed,
- tumultuous,
- indefinite,
- out of control,
- embroiled,
- deformed,
- perturbed,
- unruly,
- deranged,
- undisciplined,
- wild,
- messy,
- formless,
- loose,
- chaotic,
- tempestuous,
- disconnected,
- discomposed,
- disordered,
- rambunctious,
- incoherent,
- blurry,
- indistinct,
- muddled,
- obscure,
- lawless,
- jumbled,
- frantic,
- fuzzy,
- frenzied,
- amorphous,
- disorderly,
- anarchical,
- disheveled,
- inexact,
- uneven,
- anarchistic,
- disintegrated
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irresolute (part of speech: adjective)
- shy,
- uncertain,
- ambivalent,
- undecided,
- shilly-shally,
- watery,
- indecisive,
- hesitant,
- dillydallying,
- insipid,
- spineless,
- infirm,
- irresponsible,
- shifty,
- vacillating,
- unsure,
- irresolute,
- flitting,
- yellow,
- weak,
- impulsive,
- capricious,
- volatile,
- changeable,
- erratic,
- double-minded,
- unwilling,
- shrinking,
- unresolved,
- halfhearted,
- fly-by-night,
- tentative,
- fickle,
- undependable
- dissimilar (part of speech: adjective)
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incoherent (part of speech: adjective)
- dispersed,
- discontinuous,
- noncontiguous,
- non-cohesive,
- loose,
- detached,
- fuzzy,
- broken,
- disjointed,
- divergent,
- sporadic,
- lax,
- incoherent,
- disarticulated,
- unconsolidated,
- nonadhesive,
- nonuniform,
- disconnected
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loose (part of speech: adjective)
- flaccid,
- discontinuous,
- nonadhesive,
- non-coherent,
- non-adherent,
- detached,
- lax,
- broken,
- disjointed,
- incoherent,
- unattached,
- loose,
- limp,
- disarticulated,
- unfastened,
- non-cohesive,
- slack,
- disconnected
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absurd (part of speech: adjective)
- idiotic,
- nonsensical,
- incongruous,
- absurd,
- farcical,
- irrational,
- crazy,
- impossible,
- foolish,
- invalid,
- paradoxical,
- implausible,
- ridiculous,
- outlandish,
- bizarre,
- ludicrous,
- illogical,
- meaningless,
- anachronistic,
- silly,
- senseless,
- preposterous,
- stupid,
- inane,
- eccentric,
- contradictory,
- fallacious,
- self-contradictory
- changeable (part of speech: adjective)
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nonconforming (part of speech: adjective)
- fey,
- quirky,
- curious,
- funny,
- uncustomary,
- bizarre,
- unusual,
- different,
- incompatible,
- incongruous,
- unconventional,
- freakish,
- aberrant,
- un-ordinary,
- odd,
- divergent,
- off,
- crosspatch,
- crazy,
- misfit,
- deviant,
- outlandish,
- atypical,
- oddball,
- singular,
- novel,
- extraordinary,
- uncommon,
- deranged,
- oddity,
- queer,
- improper,
- anomalous,
- idiosyncratic,
- mismatch,
- strange,
- eccentric,
- nonconforming,
- out of the ordinary,
- untypical,
- erratic,
- unique,
- exceptional,
- abnormal,
- peculiar,
- irregular,
- unfamiliar
Usage examples:
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These inconsistent opinions may be sanctioned by the similar conduct of a Saint!
- "Curiosities of Literature, Vol. 1 (of 3)", Isaac D'Israeli. -
The most unpleasant feelings which I have experienced since I have been here, have been caused by the want of neatness around the dwellings, which seems to be inconsistent with the individual character of the members with whom I have become acquainted.
- "History of American Socialisms", John Humphrey Noyes. -
463 Superfluous after, not to say inconsistent with, verse 2; probably editorial.
- "Jeremiah", George Adam Smith.