inconsistent
/ˌɪnkənˈsɪstənt/
adj 4
Collocations
11(adj.)
VERBS
appear, be, seem
ADV
highly, very | quite, totally, wholly | not necessarily | rather, somewhat | apparently | clearly, plainly
internally, logically
His statements about the accident were logically inconsistent, which made the police suspicious.
mutually
Their stories were mutually inconsistent, so the judge didn't know who to believe.
PREP
in
Her study habits have been inconsistent in recent months, affecting her grades.
with
Her behavior today was inconsistent with what she promised to do last week.
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