incongruous in-KONG-groo-uhs adjective WS #23

not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings or other aspects of something; lacking in harmony or compatibility; out of place or inappropriate

1. The modern glass building looked incongruous among the historic brick structures of the old town.
2. His formal tuxedo seemed incongruous at the casual beach wedding.
3. The comedian's serious political commentary was incongruous with his usual lighthearted style.
4. The luxury car parked outside the homeless shelter created an incongruous sight.
5. Her cheerful demeanor seemed incongruous given the tragic news she had just received.