incongruent
Adjective
Meaning
Incongruous.
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Even more incongruent, 6 percent of these atheists and agnostics also said that they believed in the bodily resurrection of the dead.
It’s also not designed to replace NAS to access shared files; it simply doesn’t have the locking and file-sharing facilities that ensure the single “truth” of a file but instead offers multiple, possible incongruent versions of a file.
Where apparent contradictions arise between such interpretations, we might call the interpretations "incongruent", rather than dubbing either "false", because using many-valued logic implies that a measured value is a mixture of two extreme possibilities.
“It seems incongruent with the forecasts that you’re seeing,” Adelman said of the government purchases.
“I froze, it was just so incongruent with what they are trying to promote.
She comes across as illogical and incongruent for sure….