Definition of "inconsistence" [in•con•sist•ence]

• Inconsistency. (noun)

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• "This woman has become so desparate of late that inconsistence makes her sound like a hollow gong being hit by a one year old baby."
• "In fact, the very source of that disquiet, I would argue, may lie in the seemingness of the inconsistence, in our uncertainty, our inability to collapse the subjunctivity level from "could not have happened" back to "could have happened" by way of a rational explanation."
• "There is therefore no such inconsistence of human nature with civil duties, as some think."