| 释义 |
in·congruous
\(ˈ)in, ən+\ adjective
Etymology: Late Latin incongruus, from Latin in- in- (I) + congruus congruous — more at congruous
: lacking congruity: as
a. : characterized by lack of harmony, consistency, or compatibility with one another
< incongruous colors >
< incongruous desires >
b. : characterized by disagreement or lack of conformity with something
< conduct incongruous with avowed principles >
c. : characterized by inconsistency or inharmony of its own parts or qualities
< an incongruous story >
d. : characterized by lack of propriety or suitableness
< incongruous manners >
• in·congruously \“+\ adverb
• in·congruousness \“+\ noun |