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Inconsistent (Adjective)

Not capable of being made consistent or harmonious; "inconsistent accounts".

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The manager's inconsistent approach to discipline led to confusion among employees about what behavior was and wasn't allowed.
Her inconsistent testimony raised suspicions that she was hiding something.
The inconsistent data from the study made it impossible to draw any reliable conclusions.
The company's financial reports over the past year have been inconsistent, making it hard to predict future earnings.
The team's inconsistent performance made it difficult to gauge their strengths and weaknesses.

Displaying a lack of consistency; "inconsistent statements cannot both be true at the same time"; "inconsistent with the roadmap".

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The politician's inconsistent statements about the economy have raised concerns among voters.
The company's inconsistent customer service has led to a decline in customer satisfaction.
The data is inconsistent with the expected results, suggesting a flaw in the experiment.
The new policy is inconsistent with the company's previous stance on environmental issues.
The athlete's inconsistent performance has made it difficult for the team to rely on her.

Not in agreement.

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The new employee's work ethic has been inconsistent with the company's values since he started working.
His words were inconsistent with his actions, making it hard to trust him.
The teacher pointed out that the student's answers in the math test were inconsistent with the formulas she had learned in class.
The government's foreign policy has been inconsistent with its stated goals, causing confusion among diplomats.
The company's advertising message was inconsistent with the product's actual features, leading to a class-action lawsuit.