incongruently

Now they are standing somewhat incongruently near their original places.

Then he started giggling, incongruently, like someone who had been out in the sun and the wind too long.

His voice, however, was incongruently pleasant.

Although lordosis gives an impression of a stronger back, incongruently it can lead to moderate to severe lower back pain.

If someone says "Great" but looks or sounds downtrodden, a mirroring reply would be to incongruently say "Good" with a similar down attitude like them.

All compositions melt incongruently in the range 1400 1450 C. They are ferromagnetic, progressively more so as iron content increases.

However, some substances may dissolve incongruently, whereby the composition of the solute in solution does not match that of the solid.

Amongst the games for which house rules are provided: Pente, Mastermind, Chess and (somewhat incongruently) Nerf Ping-Pong.

Another mineral that melts incongruently is enstatite (MgSiO), which decomposes to forsterite (MgSiO).

It produces needle-shaped to broad flat crystals that are clear to colorless-white, and decomposes incongruently above 2 C to produce epsomite (MgSO-7HO) and water.

The armour that appears incongruently in the bottom-left corner recalls its symbolism and collectibility before and during the Second Empire, when it was also the subject of still lifes.

Brad Pitt stars as Johnny, a hipster idiot hung up on Fifties Kitsch who wanders incongruently through a contemporary bombscape filled with symbolic rubble and fetishised meaninglessness.

That was followed by an immediate reaction from Levski, who denied any such deal, and stated that Angelov was still their player and that he has acted incongruently with the terms of his current contract.

Finally, the sixth and seventh trial blocks have categories and attributes sharing a response key again, but now, because of the switching of sides for the category, labels are now presented in an incongruently associative manner (Flower and Bad, Bug and Good).