in·con·gru·ous 
/ɪnˈkɑ:ŋgrəwəs/ adjective
/ɪnˈkɑ:ŋgrəwəs/ adjective [more incongruous; most incongruous] : strange because of not agreeing with what is usual or expected
▪ His outburst seemed incongruous to those who know him well. ▪ The style of the porch is incongruous with [=does not match] the style of the house overall. ▪ The modern sculpture seems incongruous [=out of place] among all the antiques.
▪ His outburst seemed incongruous to those who know him well. ▪ The style of the porch is incongruous with [=does not match] the style of the house overall. ▪ The modern sculpture seems incongruous [=out of place] among all the antiques.
— in·con·gru·i·ty /ˌɪnkənˈgru:wəti/ noun, plural in·con·gru·i·ties [count, noncount]
/ˌɪnkənˈgru:wəti/ noun, plural in·con·gru·i·ties [count, noncount]— in·con·gru·ous·ly adverb
