Definitionn. having no important effects or influence
Last update: July 11, 2015
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Yet, with his usual inconsequence, he did not follow up his success, but made a two years truce with Philip of France on the basis of uti possidetiswhich left Normandy and all the territories on and about the Loire in the hands of the conqueror. [Please select]
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Why should not the whole of the decorous street suddenly change into the inconsequence of an Empire ballet. [Please select]
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"I thought you referred to--at least--I was thinking of--" His sentence died off in inconsequence. [Please select]
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Vagrant impressions and associations of this childhood strayed with quaint inconsequence across the field of his preoccupied mind. [Please select]
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Perversity, thy name is maidenhood; and maidenhood, thy name is delicious inconsequence. [Please select]
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Dona Luisa responded with the inconsequence that mothers always show in matters of resemblance. [Please select]
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And this feeling harassed him, increasing the natural discursiveness and inconsequence of his speech. [Please select]
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The comical inconsequence of this anecdote concerning a man so important robs it of vulgarity. [Please select]
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Then, with the inconsequence of childhood, he had pictured Fletcher gasping beneath his feet--trampled out like a worm, when he was big enough to take his vengeance and come again into his own. [Please select]
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* * * * * Animation, oddity, inconsequence, all these things Margaret observed in Kitty during luncheon in a restaurant of the Merceria, and various incidents connected with it; animation above all. [Please select]
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