Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a manner that does not have any significant effect or importance.

Example: He spoke inconsequently, as if his words did not matter at all.

Definition: Too small or unimportant to be noticed or taken seriously; trivial.

Example: The amount of money he donated was considered inconsiderable by the charity.

Definition: The quality of being inconsistent, where things do not match or agree with each other.

Example: The inconsistence in his story made it hard to believe him.

Definition: A situation where things do not agree or match, often leading to confusion or uncertainty.

Example: There were many inconsistencies in the report that made it hard to trust the findings.

Definition: Not having a steady or reliable pattern; showing differences or contradictions in behavior, statements, or results.

Example: Her performance was inconsistent, sometimes excellent and other times disappointing.

Definition: A state of disagreement or lack of harmony between sounds, actions, or ideas.

Example: The inconsonance between their opinions made it difficult to reach a consensus.

Definition: Not in agreement or harmony; lacking compatibility or harmony with something else.

Example: The two ideas presented in the meeting were inconsonant, leading to confusion among the team members.

Definition: Something that is not easily seen or noticed; it blends in with its surroundings and does not attract attention.

Example: The cat was inconspicuous as it lay quietly among the leaves.

Definition: In a way that does not attract attention or is not easily noticed.

Example: She entered the room inconspicuously, trying not to disturb anyone.

Definition: The quality of being changeable or not consistent, often leading to unpredictability in behavior or feelings.

Example: Her inconstancy made it difficult for her friends to trust her decisions.