英语词汇“inconsequent”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

inconsequent

/ɪnˈkɒnsɪkw(ə)nt

adjective

1Not connected or following logically; irrelevant: people say the most stupid, inconsequent things when surprised...

The title is as inconsequent as the rest of the production, which is meant to create laughter and succeeds.
Incipient socialism shared the same terrain as liberalism, the defence of private interest, but proposed inconsequent and unacceptable solutions to the conditions which liberalism simply affirmed.

1.1 another term for inconsequential.Well, she knows why: it's that ‘he’ is not even an ‘it’ but only an effectively inconsequent something....

I had got attached to the place and its strange inconsequent life, its near-peacefulness and distant dangers.

Derivatives

inconsequence

/ɪnˈkɒnsɪkwɛns

/ noun ...

In much the same way that I prefer my hamburgers to taste of real ingredients and my chips to be cooked all the way through, I'm a fan of fulfilling inconsequence, titillating trivia, some satisfaction with the superficiality.
I should have done you a greater service had I pointed out to you its thoughtlessness, its inconsequence, and its want of comprehension.
But in the preceding century, England was frequently an afterthought on the world stage, an island kingdom tinkering on the brink of inconsequence.

inconsequently

adverb ...

We chatted inconsequently, watching the kids screaming around the church basement gym while the junior scout leaders vainly tried to impose some semblance of order.
No matter how hard he fought against it, it was almost impossible to not long for the expensive foreign cars and thirteen bedroom homes that were so frequently (and inconsequently) talked about in the classroom.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin inconsequent-, from in- 'not' + consequent- 'overtaking, following closely' (see consequent).

单词	inconsequent
释义	inconsequent /ɪnˈkɒnsɪkw(ə)nt / adjective 1Not connected or following logically; irrelevant: people say the most stupid, inconsequent things when surprised... The title is as inconsequent as the rest of the production, which is meant to create laughter and succeeds. Incipient socialism shared the same terrain as liberalism, the defence of private interest, but proposed inconsequent and unacceptable solutions to the conditions which liberalism simply affirmed. 1.1 another term for inconsequential.Well, she knows why: it's that ‘he’ is not even an ‘it’ but only an effectively inconsequent something.... I had got attached to the place and its strange inconsequent life, its near-peacefulness and distant dangers. Derivatives inconsequence /ɪnˈkɒnsɪkwɛns / noun ... In much the same way that I prefer my hamburgers to taste of real ingredients and my chips to be cooked all the way through, I'm a fan of fulfilling inconsequence, titillating trivia, some satisfaction with the superficiality. I should have done you a greater service had I pointed out to you its thoughtlessness, its inconsequence, and its want of comprehension. But in the preceding century, England was frequently an afterthought on the world stage, an island kingdom tinkering on the brink of inconsequence. inconsequently adverb ... We chatted inconsequently, watching the kids screaming around the church basement gym while the junior scout leaders vainly tried to impose some semblance of order. No matter how hard he fought against it, it was almost impossible to not long for the expensive foreign cars and thirteen bedroom homes that were so frequently (and inconsequently) talked about in the classroom. Origin Late 16th century: from Latin inconsequent-, from in- 'not' + consequent- 'overtaking, following closely' (see consequent).
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