Meanings of wholly incompatible in English

Any such measure is wholly incompatible with even the loosest federal system.

He assumed a hardness of aspect wholly incompatible with his feelings.

This policy has, however, been coupled with another wholly incompatible with its success.

But I did not take my failure as wholly incompatible with a meaning in Soames' mind.

Thought, therefore, and extension are qualities wholly incompatible, and never can incorporate together into one subject.

It is wholly incompatible with sin (iii.

This had been his chief occupation for a little while, and he found it wholly incompatible with his health.

A national politics infected by QAnon is wholly incompatible with the evidence-based debate and compromises required to govern any society.

The grief which overwhelmed the unhappy parent was of that outrageous and desperate kind which is wholly incompatible with thinking.

These privileges, however, are wholly incompatible with the legal status of recent years, and especially with the principle of national sovereignty.

Now and then, it seemed Edward was observed to wear an expression and to do things wholly incompatible with his usual flabby nature.

Other means of indoor amusement were practised in those days, which seem wholly incompatible with the gravity of the nation in these latter times.

There may indeed be as many differences as similarities between the two religions (a moot point), but that doesn't make them wholly incompatible.

These movements were wholly incompatible with the supposition that the journeys of Venus were described by a single motion of the kind regarded as perfect.