incongenial Antonyms
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Meaning of incongenial
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incongenial (a.)
Not congenial; uncongenial.
incongenial Sentence Examples
- The harsh, incongenial environment of the desert made survival a constant challenge.
- Their incongenial relationship was marked by constant arguments and resentment.
- The sterile, incongenial soil proved to be a major obstacle for successful farming.
- The pompous and condescending demeanor of the boss created an incongenial work atmosphere.
- The icy winds and relentless snowstorms made the mountaintop incongenial for human habitation.
- The stranger's curt and abrasive manner made him an incongenial guest at the dinner party.
- The incongenial nature of the new employees disrupted the previously harmonious team dynamics.
- The hostile and unforgiving terrain proved to be incongenial for the expedition.
- The sterile laboratory conditions were incongenial for the thriving of bacteria.
- The gloomy and oppressive atmosphere of the abandoned building created an incongenial space for exploration.
FAQs About the word incongenial
Not congenial; uncongenial.
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The harsh, incongenial environment of the desert made survival a constant challenge.
Their incongenial relationship was marked by constant arguments and resentment.
The sterile, incongenial soil proved to be a major obstacle for successful farming.
The pompous and condescending demeanor of the boss created an incongenial work atmosphere.
