inconsequently

/ɪŋkˈɑnsɪkwəntli/ adv

In an inconsequential way, or a way that suggests a lack of consequence

Word Origin Consequent comes from Latin 'consequi' — 'to follow together.' Inconsequently means not following logically, with in- 'not' and -ly for adverb. The root 'sequi' gives us sequence, subsequent (following under), obsequious (following after, fawning), and execute (follow out).

adv In an inconsequential way, or a way that suggests a lack of consequence

He spoke inconsequently, jumping from one unrelated topic to another.

(副词) 无关紧要地;无足轻重地

他说话前后不连贯,从一个不相关的话题跳到另一个。

(adverbio) De manera intrascendente, o de una manera que sugiere una falta de consecuencia.

Hablaba de manera inconsecuente, saltando de un tema sin relación a otro.

(adverbe) inconséquemment; futilement; de manière insignifiante; sans suite [De manière inconsistante, sans lien logique entre les éléments.]

Il parlait **inconsequently**, sautant d'un sujet sans rapport à un autre.

(Adverb) Auf eine Weise, die keine Bedeutung oder Folgen hat; ohne logischen Zusammenhang.

Er sprach **inconsequently** und sprang von einem Thema zum nächsten, ohne Bezug herzustellen.

(副詞) 取るに足らない様子で、結果や意義を伴わないように。

彼は脈絡なく話し、関連のない話題から別の話題へと次々に飛んだ。

(advérbio) inconsequentemente; sem nexo; incoerentemente [De maneira sem consequência, ou de uma forma que sugere falta de consequência.]

Ele falou de forma inconsequente, saltando de um assunto não relacionado para outro.

Word parts: in + con + sequent + ly

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