Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: The quality of being out of place or not fitting in; a lack of harmony or agreement between things.

Example: The incongruousness of the modern building in the historic district surprised many visitors.

Definition: Not occurring in a sequence or order; having gaps between occurrences.

Example: The numbers on the list were inconsecutive, skipping several values in between.

Definition: The state of not being logically connected or relevant; a lack of importance or significance.

Example: The inconsequence of his remarks made it difficult to take him seriously.

Definition: Not important or significant; lacking logical connection or sequence.

Example: His arguments were inconsequent and did not support his main point.

Definition: Not important or significant; something that does not matter much.

Example: The details of the report were inconsequential to the overall outcome of the project.

Definition: Something that is not important or significant; a trivial matter.

Example: The details of the meeting were inconsequential to the overall project.

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: Not thinking about the feelings or needs of other people; showing a lack of thoughtfulness.

Example: It was inconsiderate of him to interrupt her while she was speaking.

Definition: In a way that shows a lack of thought for the feelings or needs of others.

Example: He spoke inconsiderately, not caring how his words affected her feelings.

Definition: The lack of thought or concern for others' feelings or needs.

Example: His inconsideration for her feelings made her upset.