0 unusual or different from what is around or from what is generally happening: --
1 appearing strange or wrong within a particular situation: --
I liked to tease the kids by suggesting incongruous colors.
Today, mind-body dualism is becoming incongruous not only with philosophical thinking, but with psychological theories as well.
Substitutions highlight uncanny iconic resemblances between entities that are otherwise mutually incongruous.
The limiting problems are incongruous, however, with a planner pursuing forever an implicit goal which is at variance with the explicit goal.
However, there are corollaries of this that at first appear incongruous.
That is, the presence of cwu- forces a benefactive interpretation, as shown by the incongruous (10).
Moreover, there is no acceptance that some may be incongruous.
These preferences were starkly incongruous with notions of classroom and music service provision for all children.
