incommensurate Sentence Examples
- The two scientists' findings were incommensurate, rendering their collaboration impossible.
- The economic disparities between the nations were incommensurate, causing significant social unrest.
- The proposed salary for the CEO was incommensurate with the company's performance.
- The efforts made to resolve the conflict proved incommensurate, and the situation worsened.
- The artistic styles of the two painters were incommensurate, making their collaboration challenging.
- The severity of the crime was incommensurate with the punishment handed down by the court.
- The academic expectations placed on the students were incommensurate with their abilities.
- The resources allocated to the project were incommensurate with its ambitious scope.
- The value of the artifact was incommensurate with its physical size.
- The size of the problem was incommensurate with the time available to find a solution.
incommensurate Meaning
incommensurate (a)
not corresponding in size or degree or extent
incommensurate (a.)
Not commensurate; not admitting of a common measure; incommensurable.
Not of equal of sufficient measure or extent; not adequate; as, our means are incommensurate to our wants.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incommensurate
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FAQs About the word incommensurate
not corresponding in size or degree or extentNot commensurate; not admitting of a common measure; incommensurable., Not of equal of sufficient measure or extent
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The two scientists' findings were incommensurate, rendering their collaboration impossible.
The economic disparities between the nations were incommensurate, causing significant social unrest.
The proposed salary for the CEO was incommensurate with the company's performance.
The efforts made to resolve the conflict proved incommensurate, and the situation worsened.
