inconsequent — not following logically; lacking logical sequence or coherence
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not following logically; lacking logical sequence or coherence
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪnˈkɑːnsɪkwənt/
Korean meaning: 논리적이지 않은, 일관성이 없는
Korean pronunciation: 인**칸**시퀀트
Example Sentences
- The comedian's inconsequent jokes jumped from topic to topic without any connection.
- Her inconsequent shopping list included a wedding dress and dog food, though she was single and had no pets.
- The detective found the witness's inconsequent testimony unreliable for the case.
inconsequent
ADJECTIVE//ɪnˈkɑːnsɪkwənt//
not following logically; lacking logical sequence or coherence
The chef's inconsequent cooking creates chaos in the kitchen
Frequent erasing and subsequent explaining, yet still inconsequent!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'inconsequens' meaning 'not following' or 'not logically connected.' The word developed in philosophical contexts to describe ideas or arguments that lack logical sequence or consistency.
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📝Examples
“The comedian's inconsequent jokes jumped from topic to topic without any connection.”
“Her inconsequent shopping list included a wedding dress and dog food, though she was single and had no pets.”
“The detective found the witness's inconsequent testimony unreliable for the case.”
“His inconsequent ramblings during the meeting made everyone check their phones.”
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