inconsistency

/in-kuhn-sis-tuhn-see/US // ˌɪn kənˈsɪs tən si //UK // (ˌɪnkənˈsɪstənsɪ) //

矛盾的地方,不一致,矛盾性,矛盾

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural in·con·sist·en·cies for 2.
- : the quality or condition of being inconsistent.
- : an inconsistent thing, action, remark, etc.

noundiscrepancy

Forms: inconsistencies

Synonyms

I do think there are going to be challenges when there’s an inconsistency between taxpayers’ economic-impact numbers and the IRS records.
Instead, Diaz thinks that inconsistencies in the research could be because “no two bilingualisms are the same.”
As the team modified different art assets through the trilogy, they had to be mindful of certain images and symbols not seeping into the wrong game, which could cause narrative inconsistencies.
The amount of inconsistency and even hypocrisy present in Hall of Fame choices rises more and more as we come to know more about who players are off the field.
The longtime scout is used to it going the other way, teenagers regressing or showing inconsistency because, well, they’re teenagers.
Independent artist Erika Moen addresses this inconsistency in the inaugural strip of her newest comic series, Oh Joy Sex Toy.
Month-to-month reports exposed an even more alarming inconsistency.
The liberals have allowed that belief to emerge by acquiescing in conservative inconsistency.
Last year he proved that he still has electric ability, but his inconsistency and durability concerns are worse than ever.
Inconsistency in Washington politics today is the rule, not the exception, and it goes far beyond bill scoring.
But our ancestors were generally so much blinded by prejudice that this inconsistency passed unnoticed.

/in-kuhn-sis-tuhn-see/US // ˌɪn kənˈsɪs tən si //UK // (ˌɪnkənˈsɪstənsɪ) //

矛盾的地方,不一致,矛盾性,矛盾

n.名词 noun

1
plural in·con·sist·en·cies for 2.
- : the quality or condition of being inconsistent.
- : an inconsistent thing, action, remark, etc.

noundiscrepancy

Forms: inconsistencies

Synonyms

I do think there are going to be challenges when there’s an inconsistency between taxpayers’ economic-impact numbers and the IRS records.
Instead, Diaz thinks that inconsistencies in the research could be because “no two bilingualisms are the same.”
As the team modified different art assets through the trilogy, they had to be mindful of certain images and symbols not seeping into the wrong game, which could cause narrative inconsistencies.
The amount of inconsistency and even hypocrisy present in Hall of Fame choices rises more and more as we come to know more about who players are off the field.
The longtime scout is used to it going the other way, teenagers regressing or showing inconsistency because, well, they’re teenagers.
Independent artist Erika Moen addresses this inconsistency in the inaugural strip of her newest comic series, Oh Joy Sex Toy.
Month-to-month reports exposed an even more alarming inconsistency.
The liberals have allowed that belief to emerge by acquiescing in conservative inconsistency.
Last year he proved that he still has electric ability, but his inconsistency and durability concerns are worse than ever.
Inconsistency in Washington politics today is the rule, not the exception, and it goes far beyond bill scoring.
But our ancestors were generally so much blinded by prejudice that this inconsistency passed unnoticed.