incongruous

Berliners for the most part simply lived with it, incongruous and sinister as it was.

The sunburnt face, puckered with a wry wistfulness, was only comic in its incongruous coat of grease.

She took no heed of her flimsy, incongruous dress, her fatigue, her need of sleep.

If he were asked to read prayers in French the idea would seem to him incongruous, a mingling of frivolous with sacred things.

Not far away was the wrecked plane, an incongruous mass of streaks where the fabric had ripped through the gas-paint.

I will complete this sketch of an incurable cannibal grandee with two incongruous traits.