Definition Synonyms
Definition of discrepant - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
incompatibilitynot compatible with other facts or information
- His statement was discrepant with the evidence presented.
2.
comparisonshowing difference or inconsistency between elements
- The discrepant reports caused confusion among the team.
Origin of discrepant
Latin, discrepans (differing) + ant (agent)
Examples of discrepant in a sentence
Her discrepant views caused a debate among the team. The discrepant data led to further investigation. Their discrepant accounts raised suspicions.
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- French:discordant, contradictoire, ...
- German:widersprüchlich, abweichend, ...
- Italian:discrepante, ...
- Spanish:discrepante, ...
- Portuguese:discrepante, ...
- Chinese:不一致的, 有差异的, ...
- Japanese:矛盾した, 不一致の, ...
- Arabic:مُتَنَاقِض, مُتَضارِب, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹתֵר, שׁוֹנֶה, ...
- Russian:противоречивый, ...
- Ukrainian:суперечливий, ...
- Hindi:असंगत, विसंगत, ...
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