Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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inconsistency <pl inconsistencies> [Am ˌɪnkənˈsɪstənsi, Brit ɪnkənˈsɪst(ə)nsi] N U or C
1. inconsistency (variance, contradiction):
- inconsistency
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- inconsistency
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2. inconsistency (unevenness):
- inconsistency
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- inconsistency
- anomalía f
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- inconsistency
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in the PONS Dictionary
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inconsistency <-ies> [ˌɪnkənˈsɪstəntsi] N
1. inconsistency (lack of consistency):
- inconsistency
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2. inconsistency (discrepancy):
- inconsistency
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- inconsistency
in the PONS Dictionary
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inconsistency <-ies> [ˌɪn·kən·ˈsɪs·tən·si] N
1. inconsistency (lack of consistency):
- inconsistency
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2. inconsistency (discrepancy):
- inconsistency
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- inconsistency
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One of the things the committee highlighted was the inconsistency in police pay.
en.wikipedia.org Eventually, police grew more suspicious due to inconsistencies in his story.
en.wikipedia.org It was thought that this approach would save time and money, as well as reduce the extent of problems caused by errors, undercounts and inconsistencies.
en.wikipedia.org Inconsistencies in international definitions are even reflected within individual countries.
en.wikipedia.org Earlier descriptions of the cell membrane had serious inconsistencies with observed properties of the lipid bilayer.
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