Meanings of altogether incompatible in English

Slavery and martial law in a free country are altogether incompatible.

But the views of these new cemented parties were altogether incompatible, and their principles diametrically opposite.

Primitive simplicity is altogether incompatible with railroads.

Now warlike pursuits are altogether incompatible with the duties of a bishop and a cleric, for two reasons.

So much for the attempts to introduce into science an element altogether incompatible with the fundamental conditions of its existence.

The detail, if attempted, might prove dull, and is altogether incompatible with the limited time, and nature of my excursion.

The latter, indeed, showed manifestations of a sensibility that is not altogether incompatible with ordinary recklessness and looseness of principle.

In this department it is still necessary to controvert the ordinary notion of the natural, with which poetry is altogether incompatible.

The occupations for which they were set apart were altogether incompatible with the pursuits of agriculture or the feeding of cattle.

If, however, sorrow were altogether incompatible with joy, this would prevent the continuance, not of habitual penance, but only of actual penance.

Miss Vallincourt was treating Davilof with an airy negligence that to June's honest and candid soul seemed altogether incompatible with such circumstances.

Here is a phenomenon which is altogether incompatible with the theory that this author has given us for the explanation of those appearances.

There existed in her bosom a sort of craving after confidential friendship,-butwith it there existed something that was altogether incompatible with confidence.