English
incongruence
From in- + congruence.
A compound of in- + congruence
Latin *gruō ‘to rush’
Latin congruō ‘meet together, agree’
Latin congruēns ‘uniting, combining, running or meeting…’
Latin congruentia ‘agreement’
Middle English congruence
English congruence
Today it means
noun An absence of congruence.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / incongruence