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incongruència The quality of disagreeing; being unsuitable and inappropriate.
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She was laughing at herself, at her incongruousness, at her trivial mortifications.
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With an incongruousness that was characteristic, his favourite study was theology.
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For between the man and his clothes there was a startling and painful incongruousness.
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Yet it somehow jarred upon her nerves with its complacency and its utter incongruousness to her feelings.
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He found indeed a gleeful point in the joke of the incongruousness of his own presence amid such surroundings.
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And I imagine a corresponding incongruity in the soul of the creature.
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Was it another instance of the right hemisphere's ability to resolve incongruity?
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He felt no incongruity in the veteran Parmenides correcting the youthful Socrates.
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The picture is almost comic in its incongruity with what actually is.
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These associations were not mediated by neighborhood poverty or negative income incongruity.
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But it was still there in all its barbaric and provincial incongruity.
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He was of course immensely amused by the incongruity of the acquaintance.
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In addition to that, one very obvious incongruity screamed out at her.
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But there is a strange and startling incongruity observable in this enclosure.
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They also exhibit much of the incongruity and imperfection of hasty legislation.
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The first and third sections of the bill exhibit yet further incongruity.
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There also are examples of incongruity between cleavage site sequence and virulence.
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Barbara was struck by the incongruity of his appearance and his behavior.
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When the committee met, every one discovered his incongruity with the rest.
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The result is that our rejoicing partakes of the incongruity of humor.
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The very incongruity is the foundation of the humor-incongruity, mingled with surprise.
