0 not important or not connected with what is being discussed or considered:
In the course of what appeared inconsequent conversation, he discovered many things.
Can one imagine anything more inconsequent and illogical than that as a proposition of constitutional law?
He was a little inconsequent in that part of his remarks.
These were a magnificently inconsequent collection of objections to that new proposal.
It is an attempt to bring together the protection of wild plants and wild animals—two entirely irrelevant and inconsequent species.
This is rather an inconsequent catalogue of subjects, but in the circumstances that is unavoidable.
It seems an inconsequent thing unrelated to the problems of health that we have been considering.
I apologise for the somewhat inconsequent nature of these few remarks.
Every scientific fact which indicates that fluoridation is a risky procedure is either ignored or else is brushed aside for plausible, but inconsequent, reasons.
