inconsistent

irregular, inconstante

Que cambia de calidad o de comportamiento, por lo que no resulta fiable.

En inglés sencillo: Changing in quality or behavior, so people cannot depend on it.

• The service here is inconsistent.
• His inconsistent performances cost him a place on the team.
• Why has the quality been so inconsistent lately?

Sinónimos: unreliable, uneven, erratic

Antónimos: consistent

Expresiones frecuentes: inconsistent results, inconsistent performance, inconsistent service

incompatible, contradictorio

Que no concuerda con otro hecho, afirmación o regla.

En inglés sencillo: Not agreeing with another fact, statement, or rule.

• Her story is inconsistent with the evidence.
• These figures are inconsistent with last year's report.
• The new rules seem inconsistent with our policy.

Cómo se usa: inconsistent with something (His explanation was inconsistent with the facts.)

Sinónimos: incompatible, conflicting

Antónimos: consistent

Expresiones frecuentes: inconsistent with something, inconsistent accounts

incoherente, contradictorio

Que contiene partes o afirmaciones que no pueden ser todas verdaderas al mismo tiempo.

En inglés sencillo: Containing parts or statements that cannot all be true together.

• His account was internally inconsistent.
• The argument is inconsistent and difficult to follow.
• She gave an inconsistent story about when she arrived.

Sinónimos: self-contradictory, contradictory

Antónimos: consistent

Expresiones frecuentes: inconsistent story, inconsistent argument, internally inconsistent