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inconsistency
[in-kuhn-sis-tuhn-see]
noun
plural
inconsistenciesthe quality or condition of being inconsistent.
an inconsistent thing, action, remark, etc.
inconsistency
/ ˌɪəˈɪəԲɪ /
noun
lack of consistency or agreement; incompatibility
an inconsistent feature or quality
logic
the property of being inconsistent
a self-contradictory proposition
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of inconsistency1
Example Sentences
The judge said he had found "several inconsistencies" between the juror's answers in the court transcripts.
The Times article cited chronological inconsistencies in Montañez’s story, archival proof of the release of test products and comments by Frito-Lay executives.
A cathedral spokesperson said it had agreed to repay the cost of the trips and an "independent review" last year found no financial inconsistencies.
“I think the biggest problem is that there’s no clear road map. The administration is issuing very mixed signals, and the real issue is with the inconsistency.”
With inconsistency still prevalent and struggles to close out games lingering, Plum and Hamby agree the team is close to improving, but the process is ongoing.
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