Incongruous
Incongruous adjective - Not appropriate for a particular occasion or situation.
Several and incongruous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Several" instead an adjective "Incongruous".
Nearby Words: incongruity, incongruously
Several
Several adjective - (used with count nouns) of an indefinite number more than 2 or 3 but not many.
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Synonyms for Several
Incongruous and several are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Incongruous" instead an adjective "Several".
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Its wild success ended up type casting the actor, which resulted in several flops, the most successful of which was (ironically) Road House.His fame started to wane in The '90s, though he did make an incongruous appearance here and there, such as in Donnie Darko.
Source: Creator / Patrick Swayze - However, at some point the writers must have caught on to the fact the characterization was incongruous based on his canon age and probable life experiences, because several episodes in Season Five established him as having a dark past.
Source: Fanon / Live-Action TV - Occasionally the flavor text for particularly incongruous items will refer to this, including some large boulders which the player has to collect an entire set of which say, "Probably best not to think about how you're carrying several of these."
Source: Hammerspace / Video Games
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