inconsistent in Greek
inconsistent in Greek is ανακόλουθος — inconsistent means not staying the same over time; unpredictable or unreliable.
inconsistent in Greek
ανακόλουθος
Pronounced: anakolouthos
What does "inconsistent" mean?
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adj Not staying the same over time; unpredictable or unreliable.
"The weather here is inconsistent, with sunshine one hour and heavy rain the next."
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adj Contradicting itself or another statement.
"Her claim that she was at home is inconsistent with the video evidence."
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inconsistent in a sentence
- The weather here is inconsistent, with sunshine one hour and heavy rain the next.
- The team's performance has been inconsistent all season.
- Her claim that she was at home is inconsistent with the video evidence.
- The report's conclusions seem inconsistent with the figures shown on the first page.
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What is "inconsistent" in Greek?
"inconsistent" in Greek is ανακόλουθος. inconsistent means: Not staying the same over time; unpredictable or unreliable.
How do you pronounce ανακόλουθος?
"inconsistent" in Greek is ανακόλουθος, pronounced "anakolouthos".
How do you use "inconsistent" in a sentence?
Example: "The weather here is inconsistent, with sunshine one hour and heavy rain the next." In Greek, "inconsistent" is ανακόλουθος.
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