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Meanings of incompatible in anglès
portuguès
incompatível espanyol
incompatible Not compatible.
portuguès
incompatível espanyol
incompatible portuguès
incompatível espanyol
incompatible Used especially of drugs or muscles that counteract or neutralize each other's effect.
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Antonyms
Examples for "synergistic"
Examples for "synergistic"
1
This synergistic effect would help to strengthen human and social capital development.
2
Both diseases have a synergistic detrimental effect on the cellular immune response.
3
Evidence of a synergistic effect of disease combinations on mortality is lacking.
4
Moreover, there was a synergistic effect on the percent of apoptotic cells.
5
There must be unexplained synergistic effects brought on by the combined modifications.
Usage of incompatible in anglès
1
The incompatible member of the family-theone James wasn't able to control.
2
A similar number recommended seats that were incompatible with the tester's car.
3
The bank's new strategy shows the two goals may have been incompatible.
4
This is incompatible with the political universalisation of a secularist world view.
5
Property is incompatible with political and civil equality; then property is impossible.
6
But the author was inclined to playfulness; incompatible with such a character.
7
But this is incompatible with the reign of night in those regions.
8
Nor would it be entirely incompatible with most of the words overheard.
9
Nor would it be entirely incompatible with most of the words overhead.
10
I bring subjects and materials together that on first glance seem incompatible.
11
This would be incompatible with the grace and loving-kindness of the Lord.
12
For a third group it deliberately put together users who were incompatible.
13
The eloquence of her thoughts had seemed incompatible somehow with the witness-stand.
14
The aim of doing good is itself incompatible with the artistic aim.
15
That's incompatible with human rights law and a waste of taxpayer's money.
16
While hemolytic reactions were observed with plasma-incompatible transfusions, the rate was low.
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Incompatible through the time
Incompatible across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common