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inconsistency

/ˌɪn.kənˈsɪs.tən.si/

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noun

/ˌɪn.kənˈsɪs.tən.si/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество или состояние непоследовательности, например, отсутствие гармонии или единообразия между частями, или логическое противоречие между утверждениями, которые не могут быть одновременно истинными.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being inconsistent, such as a lack of harmony or uniformity among parts, or a logical contradiction between propositions that cannot both be true simultaneously.

  1. Logical contradictionB2formal

    A situation where two or more statements or ideas cannot all be true at the same time.

    ruЛогическое противоречие

    • There is an inconsistency in his testimony that the detective noticed.
    • The theory contains a logical inconsistency that undermines its validity.
    • The report highlighted an inconsistency between the two data sets.

    Synonymsconflictcontradictiondiscrepancydisparityincompatibilityincongruityvariance

    Antonymsaccordancecoherenceconsistency

  2. Lack of uniformityB2formal

    The quality of being changeable or not staying the same, often in a way that is confusing or unreliable.

    ruНепостоянство

    • The inconsistency in her performance made it hard to predict the outcome.
    • There is an inconsistency in the quality of the products from this factory.
    • The team's inconsistency cost them the championship.

    Synonymschangeablenessficklenessinconstancyinstabilityirregularityunevennessunpredictabilityunsteadinessvariabilityvolatility

    Antonymsconsistencyconstancyregularityuniformity

Forms
  • inconsistencies plural form
  • inconsistencies' possessive plural form
  • inconsistency's possessive singular form
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