incondite Antonyms
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Meaning of incondite
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incondite (a.)
Badly put together; inartificial; rude; unpolished; irregular.
incondite Sentence Examples
- The incondite scribbles on the page made the note virtually unreadable.
- The speaker's incondite language rendered his ideas incomprehensible.
- The museum's incondite architecture was a jarring contrast to the surrounding buildings.
- The incondite noise from the construction site shattered the peace of the neighborhood.
- The novel's plot was so incondite that it left readers bewildered.
- The incondite behavior of the teenagers at the party alarmed parents.
- The incondite state of the apartment made it clear that the tenants had given up on housekeeping.
- The incondite design of the product made it both unattractive and impractical.
- The incondite remarks of the celebrity sparked a fierce backlash on social media.
- The incondite writing style of the author made the book a tedious read.
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Badly put together; inartificial; rude; unpolished; irregular.
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The incondite scribbles on the page made the note virtually unreadable.
The speaker's incondite language rendered his ideas incomprehensible.
The museum's incondite architecture was a jarring contrast to the surrounding buildings.
The incondite noise from the construction site shattered the peace of the neighborhood.
