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inconsistent

UK
/ˌɪnkənˈsɪstənt/
US
/ˌɪnkənˈsɪstənt/

Translations

inconsistentadjective
more inconsistent
Comp.
most inconsistent
Super.
UK
/ˌɪnkənˈsɪstənt/
US
/ˌɪnkənˈsɪstənt/
inconstantQui varie d’un moment à l’autre; qui manque de stabilité ou de régularité.
Her performance was inconsistent, with some days being excellent and others below average.
Sa performance était inconstante, certains jours étant excellents et d’autres en dessous de la moyenne.
incohérentQui manque de cohérence; s’emploie pour des propos, des idées ou un raisonnement.
The witness's testimony was inconsistent with the evidence presented.
Le témoignage du témoin était incohérent par rapport aux preuves प्रस्तुतées.
irrégulierQui manque de régularité ou de prévisibilité; fréquent pour le temps, un rythme ou une activité.
The weather has been inconsistent this week, with sudden changes from sunny to rainy.
Le temps a été irrégulier cette semaine, avec des changements soudains du soleil à la pluie.
Additional translations
contradictoireEmployé pour des éléments incompatibles entre eux ou logiquement opposés.
Synonyms
unreliable
variable
erratic
discrepant
incongruous
contradictory
changeable
unpredictable
Antonyms
consistent

Definitions

inconsistentadjective
Not staying the same throughout; having elements that are not in harmony or agreement.
Her performance was inconsistent, with some days being excellent and others below average.
Not compatible or in agreement with something else.
The witness's testimony was inconsistent with the evidence presented.
Lacking in regularity or predictability.
The weather has been inconsistent this week, with sudden changes from sunny to rainy.
Containing mutually contradictory elements; logically incapable of all being true at the same time.
The mathematician discovered that the set of propositions was internally inconsistent.
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