Meanings of totally incompatible in English

Science is intrinsically domineering, all-pervasive, and totally incompatible with religion, he writes.

The keeping of that and the falling down in public are totally incompatible.

Such a supposition would be totally incompatible with my estimate of his character.

The Oracle and SQL Server stored program languages are totally incompatible with MySQL.

Such a character is totally incompatible with the stronger passions.

Sociability, indulgence, humanity, those first virtues of all morality, are totally incompatible with religious prejudices.

The thief's statements totally incompatible with innocence.

Two totally incompatible people cannot sit next one another at dinner for long without letting some course get cold.

But were they totally incompatible?

All my activity is linked to public affairs... and there are people who are totally incompatible with that, Putin said.

None were armed; an unreserved confidence prevailed among them, totally incompatible with the dark treachery of which they were accused.

They are totally incompatible!

It seemed totally incompatible with the teacher's other qualities, for in her attitude toward her pupils she appeared discerning and conscientious.

Triennial parliaments might not be very objectionable; but as to the other propositions, he considered them totally incompatible with the constitution of England.

Who has mixed the Grave and the Vain, the Whigs and the Tories in Scenes of Amusement totally incompatible with the present serious Times?

But he saw too, ambition in that heart's deep recess, and knew that its dictates, unopposed for years, were totally incompatible with such a love.