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inconsequence

[ˌɪnkənˈsek.wəns]

inconsequence Definition

  • 1lack of importance or relevance
  • 2lack of logical sequence; disconnectedness

Using inconsequence: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "inconsequence" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The inconsequence of his actions led to disastrous results.

  • Example

    The argument was full of inconsequence and lacked any logical flow.

  • Example

    The minor details were of little inconsequence in the grand scheme of things.

inconsequence Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with inconsequence

  • as a result of something

    Example

    He failed to submit his report on time and, in consequence, lost his job.

  • without any significant effect or outcome

    Example

    He broke the rules without consequence, leading to further misconduct.

  • not important or significant

    Example

    The mistake was of no consequence and did not affect the outcome of the project.

Origins of inconsequence

from Latin 'inconsequentia', meaning 'inconsequence'

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Summary: inconsequence in Brief

The term 'inconsequence' [ˌɪnkənˈsek.wəns] refers to a lack of importance or relevance, as well as a lack of logical sequence or disconnectedness. It is often used to describe actions or arguments that lead to disastrous results, or minor details that are of little importance in the grand scheme of things. Phrases like 'in consequence' and 'without consequence' denote the effects of certain actions, while 'of no consequence' implies a lack of significance.