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Results for "congruously"

Congruously

Definition: Congruously, a concept in mathematics and geometry, it refers to a mathematical system where all quantities are expressed in terms of a single unit or scale. The concept is based on the idea that every object has a specific size or shape, which can be measured by a single unit. In other words, if you have two objects with different sizes, they will be congruent if their measurements (or lengths) match exactly. This means that the units of measurement used in the calculation of the sizes


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Uncongruously

Definition: Uncongruously is a term that refers to something that is not appropriately or naturally expected, or that goes against common sense. It implies that something is unexpected, unconventional, or off-topic compared to what is expected in certain contexts. For example, if someone says "I'm so tired of the same old stuff," they are likely to be seen as uncongruously uninterested in current trends and innovations.


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Noncongruously

Definition: Non-congruously is a type of language that does not conform to grammatical rules or conventions, often used in literary works or other forms of composition. It can refer to an unusual or unconventional style of writing, speech, or performance that goes beyond what is expected from the genre or medium being discussed. The term originated in the 19th century and was used by authors like William Shakespeare, who described a character as "noncongruously unworldly" (a phrase borrowed from


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Incongruously

Definition: Incongruously is a phrase used to describe something that appears unexpectedly or unexpectedly absurdly. It typically refers to something that goes against what one expects, or seems strange or unusual. In other words, it's unexpected and off the mark.


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