Preposition: with

• convention: Thus s 114 was not incompatible with the Convention.

• purpose: The information must not be used in a manner incompatible with those purposes.

• notion: These practices are incompatible with the notion of promoting the welfare of the child.

• existence: Social Darwinism is incompatible with the existence of social facts.

• string: This function is incompatible with a strings with embedded nulls.

• democracy: Perhaps it would be more useful to say that any religion, on a literal reading of their scriptures, is incompatible with democracy.

Modifies a noun

• transfusion: The patient had no detectable anti-A and suffered no ill effects as a result of the major ABO incompatible transfusion.

• format: You're the one that's using an esoteric, incompatible format.

• browser: You may need to enable SSL ( Secure Sockets Layer ) within your browser, or you may be using an incompatible browser.

• substance: Control measures include ventilation, avoiding ignition sources, and keeping incompatible substances apart.

• hardware: See Appendix B Linux Incompatible Hardware for specific cards known not to work with Linux.

• interface: And in any new class library you acquire, some other incompatible interface will be used.

Modifying Another Word

• mutually: How do we prevent them to be mutually incompatible?

• fundamentally: This is fundamentally incompatible with the reasons for the American invasion.

• logically: Despite being logically incompatible, these truths are of the utmost factually veracity.

• seemingly: Regardless of the topic, a unified theory, as sated above, seeks to explain seemingly incompatible aspects of various theories.

• inherently: He frequently clashed with Jean-Paul Sartre and others who combined Marxism with psychoanalysis, structuralism and other philosophical currents inherently incompatible with Marxism.

• wholly: Those actions are wholly incompatible with a gift to him of the money that led to their purchase.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: A career seems incompatible with the idea of having children, which is probably why I've copped out of that.

• prove: There is always a risk that a student may prove incompatible with their placement.