inconsistently
/ˌɪnkənˈsɪstəntli/
adverb
- In a way that does not stay the same; with variation or lack of reliability.
- She performs inconsistently, sometimes acing tests and sometimes failing them.
- He applies the rules inconsistently, treating some people more strictly than others.
- The machine operates inconsistently, working fine one day and breaking down the next.
- In a way that does not agree or match; contradictorily.
- The two witnesses testified inconsistently, giving different accounts of the same event.
- The company has acted inconsistently with its own environmental policy.
- He spoke inconsistently, first supporting the plan and then opposing it.
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