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inconsequent
[ in-kon-si-kwent, -kwuhnt ]
adjective
- characterized by lack of proper sequence in thought, speech, or action.
- characterized by lack of logical sequence; illogical; inconsecutive:
inconsequent reasoning.
- irrelevant:
an inconsequent remark.
- not following from the premises:
an inconsequent deduction.
- not in keeping with the general character or design; inconsistent:
inconsequent ornamentation.
- without worth or consequence; trivial:
a frivolous, inconsequent young man.
Other 51Թ Forms
- ·Dzs·ܱԳ ·Dzs·ܱԳn noun
- ·Dzs·ܱԳl adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of inconsequent1
Example Sentences
“He makes inconsequent decisions because he’s in panic.”
A butterfly sped past us on the terrace, silly and inconsequent.
What is going on here is inconsequent, not transparent, unprofessional and unfair.
For Sylvia the evening had already taken on the nature of a dream, and she accepted the immediate experience as only one of an inconsequent procession of events.
For five minutes the latter bombarded the chums with questions, getting inconsequent replies that put the reporters on their mettle.
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