incongruent

• Describe algo que no está en armonía o acuerdo con su entorno u otros elementos; que no corresponde o es incompatible, o que carece de coherencia lógica.

Describes something that is not in harmony or agreement with its surroundings or other elements; inconsistent or incompatible.

1. Not matchingB2formal

   Not consistent or in agreement; incompatible.

   incongruente, no acorde

   • The two statements are incongruent with each other.
   • His behavior is incongruent with his stated beliefs.
   • The design elements were incongruent, creating a sense of disharmony.

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   Antónimoscompatiblecongruentconsistentharmoniousmatching

2. Not harmoniousB2formal

   Not in harmony or not fitting together properly.

   No armonioso

   • The room's furniture appeared incongruent in style.
   • The data from the two experiments were incongruent.
   • His cheerful demeanor seemed incongruent with the sad news.

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   Antónimoscompatiblecongruentconsistentfittingharmoniousmatching

3. Not congruent (geometry)C1formalscientific

   Having different shapes or sizes; not identical in form.

   Incongruente (geometría)

   • The two triangles are incongruent because their side lengths differ.
   • Incongruent shapes do not match up perfectly when superimposed.
   • In geometry, incongruent figures cannot be proved equal by congruence rules.

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