uncongruent

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ congruent.

Adjective

uncongruent (comparative more uncongruent, superlative most uncongruent)

1. Incongruent.
   • 2000 July 29, Lilly Willow, “dear Rowan”, in alt.religion.wicca‎^[1] (Usenet), retrieved 2022-06-08:

     What she has said, and what she has done, are different things, uncongruent, so this leads me to believe something is amiss in her motivations. Am I judging her? No. Do I dislike her? No. Do I think she has good intentions? Of course. But you know all too well what they say about intentions, right Joe? It matters what people do more than what they say.

   • 2000 November 30, Lucy Kemnitzer, “Mutant Female Tetrachromats Among Us”, in rec.arts.sf.fandom‎^[2] (Usenet), retrieved 2022-06-08:

     I would _hate_ it if my vision were entirely uncongruent with other people's. It's hard enough to share esthetic experience as it is.

   • 2005 April 28, All_Bad, “SUSAN MANECK PhD needs RIM job”, in talk.religion.bahai‎^[3] (Usenet), retrieved 2022-06-08:

     You HAVE made an ILLOGICAL uncongruent and DELUSIONAL statement so soon after your return. I am sooooOOOOO glad YOU ARE back. Susan HAS not stated that Dr. Berjis defrauded the US Government by 100 millions dollars US; it is obvious that you CARE NOTHING about the FRAUD beig perpetrated by health care professionals; your sole INTERIST is that the accused is a BAHOOOOOOOOOOOOVEYEYYEYEYEY.