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inconsistent
adjective
-
—
not
of
the
same
standard
or
quality
at
different
times
.
•
The
team's
inconsistent
play
cost
them
the
championship
.
The
team's
inconsistent
play
cost
them
the
championship
.
•
She
was
inconsistent
in
her
homework
quality
.
She
was
inconsistent
in
her
homework
quality
.
Mid-17th
century
:
from
late
Latin
inconsistant-
,
from
in-
'not'
+
consistent-
'standing
firm'
(
from
consistere
'stand
firm'
).
adjective
-
—
not
always
behaving
in
the
same
way
,
or
having
the
same
opinions
,
standards
,
etc
.
•
Her
inconsistent
attendance
made
the
teacher
worry
about
her
progress
.
Her
inconsistent
attendance
made
the
teacher
worry
about
her
progress
.
•
The
inconsistent
service
at
the
restaurant
disappointed
the
customers
.
The
inconsistent
service
at
the
restaurant
disappointed
the
customers
.
Mid-17th
century
:
from
late
Latin
inconsistant-
,
from
in-
'not'
+
consistent-
'standing
firm'
(
from
consistere
'stand
firm'
).
adjective
-
—
not
matching
or
failing
to
agree
with
something
else
.
•
The
witness's
statement
was
inconsistent
with
the
evidence
.
The
witness's
statement
was
inconsistent
with
the
evidence
.
•
Their
accounts
of
the
event
were
completely
inconsistent
.
Their
accounts
of
the
event
were
completely
inconsistent
.
Mid-17th
century
:
from
late
Latin
inconsistant-
,
from
in-
'not'
+
consistent-
'standing
firm'
(
from
consistere
'stand
firm'
).