1. the quality or state of being inconsistent; lack of consistency or agreement
Usage: formal; less common than ‘inconsistency’

Examples

• The inconsistence in his testimony raised doubts about his credibility.
• There was a clear inconsistence between the two reports.
• The inconsistence of the data made it difficult to draw conclusions.
• Her inconsistence in applying the rules frustrated the team.
• The inconsistence between theory and practice was evident.
• The judge noted the inconsistence in the witness statements.