incompatibility 音标拼音: [ɪnk
, ɑmpətɪb'ɪlɪti]
n . 不两立,不相容
不两立,不相容
incompatibility 不兼容性
incompatibility 不相容
incompatibility n 1 :
the relation between propositions that cannot both be true at the same time [
synonym : {
incompatibility }, {
mutual exclusiveness }, {
inconsistency }, {
repugnance }]
2 : (
immunology )
the degree to which the body '
s immune system will try to reject foreign material (
as transfused blood or transplanted tissue )
3 :
the quality of being unable to exist or work in congenial combination [
ant : {
compatibility }]
Incompatibility \
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n .;
pl . {-
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Cf .
F .
incompatibilit ['
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The quality or state of being incompatible ;
inconsistency ;
irreconcilableness .
[
1913 Webster ]
114 Moby Thesaurus words for "
incompatibility ":
Discordia ,
Eris ,
ambiguity ,
ambivalence ,
antinomy ,
asymmetry ,
autism ,
bashfulness ,
chill ,
chilliness ,
clash ,
clashing ,
coldness ,
conflict ,
contention ,
contrariety ,
contrast ,
coolness ,
departure ,
deviation ,
difference ,
disaccord ,
disaccordance ,
disaffinity ,
disagreement ,
disconformity ,
discongruity ,
discord ,
discordance ,
discordancy ,
discrepancy ,
discreteness ,
disharmony ,
disparity ,
disproportion ,
disproportionateness ,
dissent ,
dissimilarity ,
dissociability ,
dissonance ,
distinction ,
distinctness ,
divergence ,
divergency ,
diversity ,
enmity ,
equivocality ,
far cry ,
friction ,
frost ,
heresy ,
heterodoxy ,
heterogeneity ,
iciness ,
inaccordance ,
incoherence ,
incommensurability ,
incompatibleness ,
incongruity ,
inconsistency ,
inconsonance ,
inequality ,
inharmoniousness ,
inharmony ,
inhospitality ,
inimicality ,
insociability ,
irreconcilability ,
jangle ,
jar ,
mischief ,
mixture ,
mopishness ,
moroseness ,
nonconformability ,
nonconformity ,
noncooperation ,
odds ,
open conflict ,
opposition ,
otherness ,
oxymoron ,
paradox ,
personal conflict ,
rub ,
self -
containment ,
self -
contradiction ,
self -
sufficiency ,
separateness ,
social incompatibility ,
strain ,
strained relations ,
sullenness ,
tension ,
unamiability ,
uncommunicativeness ,
uncompanionability ,
unconformability ,
unconformity ,
uncongeniality ,
uncordiality ,
unfriendliness ,
ungeniality ,
ungregariousness ,
unharmoniousness ,
unlikeness ,
unorthodoxy ,
unpleasantness ,
unsociability ,
unsociableness ,
variance ,
variation ,
variegation ,
variety INCOMPATIBILITY .
offices ,
rights .
This term is used to show that two or more things ought not to exist at the same time in the same person ;
for example ,
a man cannot at the same time be landlord and tenant of the same land ;
heir and devise of the same thing ;
trustee and cestui que trust of the same property .
2 .
There are offices which are incompatible with each other by constitutional provision ;
the vice -
president of tho United States cannot act as such when filling the office of president ;
Const .
art .
1 ,
s .
3 ,
n .
5 ;
and by the same instrument ,
art .
1 ,
s .
6 ,
n .
2 ,
it is directed that "
no senator or representative shall ,
during the time for which he was elected ,
be appointed to any civil office under the authority of the United States ,
which shall have been created or the emoluments whereof shall have been increased ,
during such time ;
and no person holding any office under the United States ,
shall be a member of either house ,
during his continuance in office ."
3 .
Provisions rendering offices incompatible are to be found in most of the ,
constitutions of the states ,
and in some of their laws .
In Pennsylvania ,
the acts of the 12th of February ,
1802 ,
3 Smith '
s Laws of Pa .
485 ;
and 6th of March ,
1812 ,
5 Sm .
L .
Pa .
309 ,
contain various provisions ,
making certain offices incompatible ,
with each other .
At common law ,
offices subordinate and interfering with each other have been considered incompatible ;
for example ,
a man cannot be at once a judge and prothonotary or clerk of the same court .
4 Inst .
100 .
Vide 4 S . &
R .
277 ;
17 S . &
R .
219 ;
and the article Office .
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