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Incongruous
Something which is incongruous does not match the things around it. If you man walking in the City of London with a pinstriped suit, bowler hat, rolled-up umbrella, a copy of the Times under his arm, and a pair of swim fins on his feet--the swin fins are incongruous.
(if something is incongruous, it means that it is, or appears to be, out of place)"The dilapidated Volkswagen looked incongruous parked between the executives' Mercedes and BMWs.""The tall glass building is an incongruous sight amid the strawberry fields of Oxnard.""A gun in the hands of a child is incongruous with a peaceful upbringing.""A joke by John Cleese was an incongruous but appropriate addition to the funeral of Graham Chapman.""Recording an album of modern music seems an incongruousactivity for a rabbi."my spelling word is incongruous ,isn't it long
Sounds like the term "juxtaposition" may be the answer.
Humor requires and combines two opposing elements: 1. Something of a surprise, something incongruous, it doesn't fit 2. Something that would be expected in a situation, something true or imaginably true
No, not at all. Something causes you to do that in your life.
It is a disposition you have towards something because of your hereditary material
If something is a GENETIC disease (or disorder) it has to do with the body's chromosomes.
No, it cannot be inherited; it is something that happens in one's lifetime.
That it's inherent in the organism, and NOT caused by an outside cause.
it can be...it is something about your brain and flow of everything with your nerves. u can have a the same personality trait with that with someone in your family.
I had group b during my first pregnancy, but negative on my second and third. Weird huh?! It's not hereditary. It's something that comes and goes on it's own. Now it's something that they take care of and doesn't effect the baby.