inconsistency

inconsistency
n
1. inharmoniousness, inconso-nance, dissonance, discordancy, absonance; incompatibility, inconformability, incongruity; discrepancy, divergence, disagreement, difference, dissimilarity, dissimilitude.
2. inconsequence, incoherence, uncohesiveness, gar-bledness, confusion; contrariety, contrast, contradistinction; illogicalness, unreasonableness, reasonlessness.
3. inconstancy, instability, unsteadiness, changeableness, mutability; capriciousness, fickleness, flightiness, erraticism, mercurialness.
4. contradiction, self-contradiction, paradox, oxymoron.

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