inconsistently (Meaning)

Wordnet

inconsistently (r)

without showing consistency

Webster

inconsistently (adv.)

In an inconsistent manner.

inconsistently Sentence Examples

  1. The student's answers were consistently inconsistent, making it difficult to evaluate their understanding.
  2. The doctor's diagnosis was inconsistently consistent, leaving the patient in doubt about the nature of their illness.
  3. The company's performance has been inconsistently consistent, with some quarters experiencing growth while others see decline.
  4. The weather has been inconsistently inconsistent this winter, with alternating periods of snow and rain.
  5. The child's behavior was inconsistently consistent, sometimes being obedient and other times defiant.
  6. The politician's speech was inconsistently consistent, containing both progressive and conservative viewpoints.
  7. The team's play has been inconsistently consistent, with some games being marked by brilliant performances and others by poor execution.
  8. The city's traffic patterns are inconsistently consistent, with some days experiencing heavy congestion and others being relatively light.
  9. The stock market's performance has been inconsistently consistent, with some stocks rising steadily while others remain stagnant.
  10. The relationship between the two friends was inconsistently consistent, with periods of closeness alternating with periods of distance.

FAQs About the word inconsistently

without showing consistencyIn an inconsistent manner.

sometimes, infrequently, irregularly, rarely, seldom, erratically, occasionally,sporadically, intermittently, variably

routinely, commonly, continuously, ordinarily,commonly, ordinarily, habitually, consistently, consistently, routinely

The student's answers were consistently inconsistent, making it difficult to evaluate their understanding.

The doctor's diagnosis was inconsistently consistent, leaving the patient in doubt about the nature of their illness.

The company's performance has been inconsistently consistent, with some quarters experiencing growth while others see decline.

The weather has been inconsistently inconsistent this winter, with alternating periods of snow and rain.