inconformity
- noun
- /ˌɪnkənˈfɔːrmɪti/
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inconformidad
- There was obvious inconformity among the team members regarding the new procedures.
Examples
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His actions were in clear inconformity with the established rules.
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The report highlighted the inconformity between the company's policies and industry standards.
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The inconformity surprised everyone.
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The company's inconformity with industry standards raised several concerns.
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The company's inconformity with industry standards led to several regulatory issues.
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Her inconformity with the group's ideas made it difficult for her to fit in.
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The architect's designs often reflect an inconformity with traditional styles.
Synonyms
30
4.8
A situation where things do not match or agree
7
7.7
Failure to follow a rule, order, or request
6
8.0
A situation where something does not fit or seem right
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8.1
A lack of agreement between things or ideas
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8.2
A situation where people or things do not agree
A part that does not match rules or plans
A situation when two things do not agree, for example study results
The state of not fitting the place or situation
A state where ideas or statements say opposite things and cannot both be true
A situation when people, groups, or data do not agree
A situation in which parts of something are different
Not following usual rules or accepted practices
Failure to follow accepted rules, standards, or requirements
A way of behaving that does not follow accepted customs or usual standards
Antonyms
How Conforming
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4.8
171
5.0
2
6.7
- Formal
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6.8
60
4.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
inconformity = conformity (transparent) = in + conform + ity
The meaning is directly derived by adding the negative prefix 'in-' to 'conformity' to mean lack of conformity.
Etymology
Inconformity is built from in- meaning 'not' and conformity, which is about being the 'same form' or following a rule—think of uniform, where everyone looks the same. So inconformity means 'not in agreement' or not following a rule.