in·con·gru·ous [ɪnˈkɒŋgruəs, 美 -ˈkɑ:ŋ-] 形
1. incongruous (not appropriate):
- incongruous
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- incongruous remark, behaviour
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2. incongruous (not consistent):
- incongruous
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- incongruous
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In both modes, the retention period can be extended, but not shortened, as this is incongruous with the concept of immutability.
en.wikipedia.org Whole people are messy and incongruous and terribly, terribly flawed.
en.wikipedia.org The group were incensed, feeling that the choral overdub was incongruous and an embarrassment.
en.wikipedia.org As a point of principle, it was regularly cited (often by goths themselves) as being incongruous with the scene's professed axiom of nonconformity.
en.wikipedia.org He also is given to incongruous juxtapositions of beauty and ugliness, or antique and modern.
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www.hlxx.de This slogan seems out of place and misleading, because he is published on a wrong place and claims incongruous.
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Dieser Schriftzug aus der Verkaufswerbung wirkt deplatziert und irreführend, weil er an unpassendem Ort Falsches behauptet.
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