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Meanings of so incongruous in English
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Usage of so incongruous in English
1
Indisputably a clown even to its ill-fitting clothes, so incongruous, so pathetic.
2
It was all so incongruous; it was all so like a mad dream.
3
There was one that especially struck her; it seemed so incongruous.
4
The idea was so incongruous that a cold little smile parted her lips.
5
Tears and Janet seemed so incongruous that Anne was honestly alarmed.
6
No wonder if he vehemently resents a treatment so incongruous with his worth.
7
Never before, for so extraordinary an attempt, was so incongruous a band assembled.
8
Was there ever anything so incongruous as a hat and veil in Ehrenberg!
9
We know horrible, tragic and freak things happen, but this is so incongruous.
10
Power so incongruous can not exist in the same instrument.
11
He did not think it so incongruous as it was.
12
Although a good deal shaken, I began to laugh, the combination was so incongruous.
13
Lisa answered the phone in a jovial voice so incongruous with what I was feeling.
14
It was so incongruous, so pitifully incongruous-andso vain!
15
The sight was so incongruous as to even shock Jones: the aircraft's starboard wing was missing.
16
That word again, so incongruous with his actions.
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