Definition of "inconsequent" [in•con•se•quent]

• Having no importance or significance. (adjective)
• Inconsistent or illogical: inconsequent reasoning. (adjective)
• Proceeding without a natural or logical sequence; haphazard: a speech full of inconsequent statements. (adjective)

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• "I skipped back with much agility, also a little to one side, because there was nothing else to do, reflecting in a kind of inconsequent way, that after all Zikali's Great Medicine was not worth a curse."
• "The only bad effect of all this was to make the lives of Mrs. Schoville and divers others of her sex more monotonous, and to cause them to lose faith in certain hoary and inconsequent maxims."
• "As the Holy Father has stated and witnesses to us, the external forms of the liturgy are not inconsequent or mere pharisaism rather they are of great importance for the experiential in teaching and passing on the Faith."