असंगत (en. Incongruous)

Martin Luther King Jr’s landmark 1963 campaign in Birmingham, Alabama, had similarly incongruous outcomes: on the one hand, it generated a settlement that fell far short of desegregating the city, a deal which disappointed local activists who wanted more than just minor changes at a few downtown stores; at the same time, Birmingham is regarded as one of the key drives of the civil rights movement, doing perhaps more than any other campaign to push forward the historic Civil Rights Act of 1964.

In this scenario, to say that the MPs and MLAs are employees of the Government would be most incongruous.

Transfer connotes, normally, between two living persons during life; Will takes effect after demise f the testator and transfer in that perspective becomes incongruous.

Completed in 1956, this 67m-tall, incongruous copper pinnacle doesn’t disappoint, its verdigris-stained walls, triangular spaces and cubicle-like elevators retaining Lloyd’s distinctive, ornamental style.

C-62 was also to be considered again, obviously so, otherwise it would lead to an incongruous and incompatible situation.

It would be incongruous to suggest that though it is the duty of every citizen to inform about commission of an offence, but it is not obligatory on the officer-incharge of a Police Station to register the report.

The agenda of the meeting was incongruous.