be incompatible

Frequency: 9.025.7 per million words

The most common and direct way to state that two or more things are incompatible.

incompatibleVERB + incompatible

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Examples (10)

  • Love and hate are not necessarily incompatible.
  • The two systems are mutually incompatible.
  • This conduct is completely incompatible with his role as a teacher.
  • Their long-term goals are fundamentally incompatible.
  • His progressive ideas were incompatible with the conservative culture.
  • The old file format is incompatible with the new software version.
  • Many argued that their methods would be incompatible with modern practices.
  • She found that their interests had been incompatible for years.
  • True freedom and absolute control are often incompatible.
  • The company's vision is incompatible with the current market trends.