in·con·sist·en·cy [ˌɪnkənˈsɪstən(t)si] SUST.
1. inconsistency:
- inconsistency (contradiction)
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2. inconsistency no pl. (inconstancy):
- inconsistency
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Episodes are evolved naturally, and the usual devices adopted by the "trouvres" to reconcile their inconsistencies are absent.
en.wikipedia.org The mind picks up these inconsistencies or supporting traits, in so supporting a person's appearance (passing) or not (being read).
en.wikipedia.org The two examine each other's stories for inconsistencies.
en.wikipedia.org In the course of his research he noted historiographic inconsistencies regarding characters of the period which he had to reconcile.
en.wikipedia.org It was thought that this approach would save time and money, as well as reduce the extent of problems caused by errors, undercounts and inconsistencies.
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