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Meanings of inconsistency in English
Portuguese
incompatibilidade The relation between propositions that cannot both be true at the same time.
Synonyms
Examples for "repugnance"
Examples for "repugnance"
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After half an hour, overcoming repugnance, he went back into the house.
2
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.
5
In short, he was carried away by the repugnance which dominated him.
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Yet this incompatibility underpins the UK's whole future as a trading nation.
2
Yankee Group's Carl Howe offers another likely reason for 5-G iPod-rental incompatibility.
3
Transfusions were classified as either ABO compatible, major incompatibility, or minor incompatibility.
4
He thought there were cases in which divorce from incompatibility is justifiable.
5
Occasionally there is a strange incompatibility which it is difficult to define.
1
My text points out the natural antagonism, and mutual exclusiveness, of these two emotions.
Usage of inconsistency in English
1
Her inconsistency made her problem worse, requiring higher dosages in some cases.
2
Spot the inconsistency: I want to live at home, but I left.
3
There needs to be an end to hypocrisy and inconsistency, he said.
4
Davison says she is shocked at the inconsistency in the government's approach.
5
This same bitter inconsistency was embodied in the death of Crispus Attucks.
6
Moreover, the work is marked throughout by inconsistency and carelessness in details.
7
Tells what he thinks is wrong with modern design- mostly its inconsistency.
8
The feebleness and inconsistency of governors often stultify the most sensible foresight.
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In truth, that inconsistency has never truly disappeared and probably never will.
10
For pain management after surgery, inconsistency of effectiveness assessment is still observed.
11
The experiment above shows us beautifully the prominent inconsistency of our scale.
12
The root of the inconsistency is a desire speedily to achieve results.
13
The expertness of Obama's performance raised questions about his inconsistency and disingenuousness.
14
It worried him, this inconsistency in a world he thought he understood.
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Again, I do not recommend inconsistency as a good thing in itself.
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His inconsistency is remarkable; and still he shows, at times, invincible obstinacy.
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Translations for inconsistency
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Inconsistency through the time
Inconsistency across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common