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incongruous

/ɪnˈkɒŋ.ɡru.əs/

Traducción: Describe algo que no armoniza o no corresponde con su entorno o con otros aspectos de la situación; inapropiado o extraño por resultar inconsistente o contradictorio.

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adjective

/ɪnˈkɒŋ.ɡru.əs/C1formal
  • esDescribe algo que no armoniza o no corresponde con su entorno o con otros aspectos de la situación; inapropiado o extraño por resultar inconsistente o contradictorio.

Describes something that is not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings or other aspects of a situation; out of place.

  1. Out of place or inconsistentC1formal

    Not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings or other aspects of something.

    esIncongruente, fuera de lugar

    • The modern sculpture looked incongruous in the ancient temple courtyard.
    • His casual attire was incongruous with the formal dress code.
    • The cheerful music seemed incongruous given the somber occasion.

    Sinónimoscontradictorydiscordantdissonantinappropriateincompatibleinconsistentjarringmismatchedout of placeunsuitable

    Antónimosappropriatecompatiblecongruousconsistentfittingharmoniouspropersuitable

  2. Contradictory or incompatibleC1formal

    Not consistent with or matching something else; logically contradictory.

    esIncongruente o incompatible

    • His actions were incongruous with his stated beliefs.
    • The data presented an incongruous picture of the company's performance.
    • It is incongruous to claim to love nature while destroying forests.

    Sinónimosconflictingcontradictorycontrarydiscrepantincompatibleinconsistentirreconcilableopposed

    Antónimoscompatiblecongruousconsistentharmonious

Formas
  • more incongruous comparative form
  • most incongruous superlative form
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