“Inconsistent” in Japanese
Short answer
Inconsistent in Japanese is “雑駁” (zappaku). Full meaning: confused, inconsistent, incoherent, patchy.
Other ways to say “Inconsistent” in Japanese
不徹底
futettei inconsistent, illogical, unconvincing, not thorough, indefinite, half-way
ちぐはぐ
chiguhagu mismatched, odd, irregular; inconsistent, incoherent, confused
無定見
muteiken lacking fixed principles, inconsistent, fickle
支離滅裂
shirimetsuretsu incoherent, inconsistent, illogical, disorderly, confused, nonsensical
筋の通らない
sujinotooranai illogical, inconsistent
つじつまの合わない
tsujitsumanoawanai incoherent, inconsistent
つじつまが合わない
tsujitsumagaawanai incoherent, inconsistent
雑ぱく
zappaku confused, inconsistent, incoherent, patchy
チグハグ
chiguhagu mismatched, odd, irregular; inconsistent, incoherent, confused
ざっぱく
zappaku confused, inconsistent, incoherent, patchy
しどろもどろ
shidoromodoro confused, disordered, faltered, incoherent, inconsistent
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