not going, or getting along, well together; incongruous, conflicting, discordant, etc.: often followed by with
that cannot be held at one time by the same person: said of positions, ranks, etc.
Logic
that cannot both be true at the same time: said of propositions
not predicable of the same subject without contradiction: said of terms
Math. logically contradictory: said of equations or other statements
Med., Pharmacy not suitable for being mixed or used together: said of substances having an undesirable action on each other or, when mixed, on the body
noun
an incompatible person or thing: usually used in pl.
See incompatible in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(ĭnˌkəm-pătˈə-bəl)
adjective
Incapable of associating or blending or of being associated or blended because of disharmony, incongruity, or antagonism: incompatible views on religion.
Impossible to be held simultaneously by one person: the incompatible offices of prosecutor and judge.
Logic That cannot be simultaneously true; mutually exclusive.
Medicine
a. Producing an undesirable effect when used in combination with a particular substance: a medication that is incompatible with alcohol.
b. Not immunologically compatible: incompatible blood types.