inconsequence noun. [ɪn'kɒnsɪkw(ǝ)ns] L16.
[Latin inconsequentia, formed as INCONSEQUENT: see -ENCE.]
I.
1. Lack of logical sequence; illogicality, inconclusiveness. Also, an instance of this; an illogical conclusion or argument. L16.
■ T. Gataker Mr. S. himself could not but see the inconsequence of his own argument.

2. The practice or habit of thinking, speaking, or acting disconnectedly or illogically. E19.
■ W. J. Locke Her inconsequence and flapperish immaturity.

3. Lack of natural connection of ideas, action, or events; irrelevance, disconnection. Also, an instance of this; an irrelevant action or circumstance. M19.
■ E. A. Poe The whole of this paragraph must now appear a tissue of inconsequence and incoherence.

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inconsequence
II.

4. The condition or fact of being of no consequence or importance. M18.

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