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inkonsequent
German → American English
American English
inconsistent
nicht konsequent; ohne innere Folgerichtigkeit oder Beständigkeit
Seine Argumentation wirkt inkonsequent, weil er seine Meinung ständig ändert.Use inkonsequent mainly for behavior, decisions, or arguments that are not logically consistent. It is more common in formal or critical contexts than in casual everyday speech.
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Frequently asked questions
What does „inkonsequent“ mean in English?
„Inkonsequent“ means inconsistent, contradictory, or not following through logically or in behavior.
How do you use „inkonsequent“ in a sentence?
Example: „Sein Verhalten ist inkonsequent.“ — “His behavior is inconsistent.”
Is „inkonsequent“ positive or negative?
It is usually negative, because it suggests lack of consistency or reliability.
What is the noun form of „inkonsequent“?
A related noun is „die Inkonsistenz“; another related concept is „die Konsequenz“ in the sense of consistency or logical follow-through.