incongruous

The backlash was immediate from a subset of the brand’s fans, who saw the plant-based sausage as incongruous with the old-country-store experience.

“It just seemed so incongruous to zip tie someone in their closet,” she said, “and then bring them a bottle of Perrier.”

It is an incongruous scene, which belies the political significance of the location.

Jukebox musicals, inspired perhaps by the commercial success of “Mamma Mia!,” tend to muscle an artist’s hits into flagrantly incongruous dramatic contexts.

One month, she would look emaciated, her tiny limbs and bulging stomach incongruous with the family’s relative access to resources.