inconsecutiveness

/ɪŋkənsˈɛkjutˌɪvnəs/ noun

The state or quality of not being consecutive.

Word Origin From Latin con- 'together' and sequi 'to follow' — consecutive means following one after another in a sequence. Inconsecutiveness is the lack of that order. The root sequi also gives us sequence, consequence, subsequent, and even execute (to follow out). The PIE root *sek- 'to follow' is the same in second and sect.

noun The state or quality of not being consecutive. countable

The inconsecutiveness of the numbered pages made it difficult to follow the manuscript.

(名词) 非连续性;不连贯性

编号页面的不连续性使得手稿难以阅读。

(sustantivo) El estado o cualidad de no ser consecutivo.

La falta de consecutividad de las páginas numeradas dificultó el seguimiento del manuscrito.

(nom) discontinuité; non-consécution [État ou caractère de ce qui n'est pas consécutif ; manque de suite ou de continuité.]

L'inconsecutiveness de la numérotation des pages rendait la lecture du manuscrit difficile à suivre.

(Substantiv) Unzusammenhängendheit; Nicht-Fortlaufendheit [Der Zustand oder die Eigenschaft, nicht aufeinanderfolgend oder ohne logische Abfolge zu sein.]

Die **Inconsecutiveness** der nummerierten Seiten machte es schwer, dem Manuskript zu folgen.

(名詞) 連続していないという性質や状態。

ページ番号の不連続性のため、原稿の流れを追うのが困難だった。

(substantivo) O estado ou qualidade de não ser consecutivo.

A não consecutividade das páginas numeradas dificultou o acompanhamento do manuscrito.

Word parts: in + con + secut + ive + ness

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