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incompatibilidade The relation between propositions that cannot both be true at the same time.
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Examples for "inconsistency"
Examples for "inconsistency"
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Her inconsistency made her problem worse, requiring higher dosages in some cases.
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Spot the inconsistency: I want to live at home, but I left.
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There needs to be an end to hypocrisy and inconsistency, he said.
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Davison says she is shocked at the inconsistency in the government's approach.
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This same bitter inconsistency was embodied in the death of Crispus Attucks.
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Yet this incompatibility underpins the UK's whole future as a trading nation.
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Yankee Group's Carl Howe offers another likely reason for 5-G iPod-rental incompatibility.
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Transfusions were classified as either ABO compatible, major incompatibility, or minor incompatibility.
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He thought there were cases in which divorce from incompatibility is justifiable.
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Occasionally there is a strange incompatibility which it is difficult to define.
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My text points out the natural antagonism, and mutual exclusiveness, of these two emotions.
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After half an hour, overcoming repugnance, he went back into the house.
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Their repugnance to novel hypotheses is only the natural and healthy one.
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The repugnance she felt was a physical sensation in her whole body.
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But the cause of her repugnance was not what the abbe supposed.
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In short, he was carried away by the repugnance which dominated him.
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The latter he regarded with even far deeper repugnance than the former.
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The type of repugnance when one takes a swig of sour milk?
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The Landgrave Philip, from the beginning, manifested his repugnance to the match.
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To the first astonishment of Adrienne succeeded an impression of painful repugnance.
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Her reading failed to remove her repugnance to the touch of life.
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He turned a little way from her, as if in instinctive repugnance.
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A secret dread and repugnance had held him from it till now.
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Conquering his repugnance, the young man walked out on the long point.
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He started back with an extraordinary feeling of mingled fear and repugnance.
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Other people were drawing back, their expressions full of repugnance and fear.
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Her flesh crept, with fear and repugnance, at the sight of him.
