inconsequent Sentence Examples
- Her inconsequent behavior alienated her from her colleagues.
- The child's punishment was seen as inconsequent to his actions.
- The politician's inconsequent statements damaged his credibility.
- The team's victory seemed inconsequent in light of the tragedy that had befallen their coach.
- The inconsequent nature of his decisions led to a series of embarrassing failures.
- The student's inconsequent remarks disrupted the flow of the lecture.
- The parent's inconsequent threats only served to undermine their authority.
- The inconsistencies in the witness's testimony cast doubt on the inconsequent nature of his account.
- Theinconsequent actions of the CEO sent shockwaves through the company.
- Theinconsequent jokes and interruptions made it difficult to concentrate on the presentation.
inconsequent Meaning
inconsequent (s)
lacking worth or importance
inconsequent (a.)
Not following from the premises; not regularly inferred; invalid; not characterized by logical method; illogical; arbitrary; inconsistent; of no consequence.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inconsequent
Synonyms:
- nonrational
- foolish
- unsound
- invalid
- sophistical
- odd
- inconsistent
- inconsequential
- absurd
- weak
- unusual
- illogical
- meaningless
- fallacious
- strange
- silly
- weird
Antonyms:
- plausible
- sure
- persuasive
- cogent
- compelling
- satisfying
- convincing
- clear
- solid
- just
- convincing
- commonsense
- enlightened
- credible
- true
- well-grounded
- informed
- justified
- plausible
- solid
- true
- clear
- cogent
- well-founded
- certain
- informed
- well-grounded
- credible
- enlightened
- satisfying
- organized
- commonsense
- well-founded
- justified
- organized
- just
- sure
- persuasive
- certain
- compelling
FAQs About the word inconsequent
lacking worth or importanceNot following from the premises; not regularly inferred; invalid; not characterized by logical method; illogical; arbitrary; inconsis
irrational, illegitimate, misleading,unreasonable, unreasoned, unreasoning, nonrational, foolish, unsound, invalid
sane, sound,reasonable, sober, sensible, rational, sober, sound, logical, valid
Her inconsequent behavior alienated her from her colleagues.
The child's punishment was seen as inconsequent to his actions.
The politician's inconsequent statements damaged his credibility.
The team's victory seemed inconsequent in light of the tragedy that had befallen their coach.
