Difference between Spotty and Inconsistent

SPOTTY vs INCONSISTENT: NOUN

A slang name for a common New Zealand fish
A New Zealand fish, a wrasse, Pseudolabrus bothryocosmus. Also called poddly and kelp-fish.

Displaying a lack of consistency
Not in agreement
Displaying or marked by a lack of consistency, especially.
Not regular or predictable; erratic.
Lacking in correct logical relation; contradictory.
Not in agreement or harmony; incompatible.
Not solvable for the unknowns by the same set of values. Used of two or more equations or inequalities.
Not consistent; showing inconsistency; irreconcilable; contradictory, or having contradictory implications; discordant; at variance, esp. as regards character, sentiment, or action; incompatible; incongruous.
Not exhibiting uniformity of sentiment, steadiness to principle, etc.; unequal; fickle; changeable.
Not consistent
Not capable of being made consistent or harmonious

Full of spots; marked with spots; spotted.
Occurring in spots or irregularly: as, hops are said to run spotty when the crops are unequal.
Patchy; lacking harmony of parts; without unity.

Synonyms Incongruous, etc. See incompatible. Contradictory. etc. See contrary.
Lacking self-agreement or uniformity; self-contradicting.
Not consistent in conception or in fact; wanting coherence or agreement; discordant; discrepant.

Erratic, Unreliable, Nonexistent, Iffy, Sketchy, Sparse, Macular, Unequal, Inequitable, Skewed, Intermittent, Sporadic, Patchy, Uneven, Inconsistent

Consistent, Inconsistency, Unreconcilable, Self contradictory, At odds, Unreconciled, Unconformable, Irreconcilable, Incongruous, Discrepant, Incompatible, Conflicting, Uneven, Spotty, Contradictory

Erratic, Unreliable, Nonexistent, Iffy, Sketchy, Sparse, Macular, Unequal, Inequitable, Skewed, Intermittent, Sporadic, Patchy, Uneven, Inconsistent

Consistent, Inconsistency, Unreconcilable, Self contradictory, At odds, Unreconciled, Unconformable, Irreconcilable, Incongruous, Discrepant, Incompatible, Conflicting, Uneven, Spotty, Contradictory

This applies to inconsistent verdicts between codefendants, too.
Thus, findings from large randomized trials are inconsistent.
The inconsistent stories with the evidence, which continued up until the end to be inconsistent with the evidence.
Inconsistent verdicts can take the form of interrogatory questions being inconsistent with the verdict or with verdicts being inconsiste nt.
These bylaws must neither be inconsistent with this constitution nor be inconsistent with the responsibilities and rights of secondary school students of Fairfax County.
PCS model, we imposed a preference order by specifying the introduced inconsistent choices, and then observed whether the DS procedure found the inconsistent choices.
Taken as a whole, they reveal inconsistent ACAA implementation by the airline industry and weak, inconsistent enforcement of the law by DOT.
The decentralized surveydistribution through Peace Corps postsresulted inthe inconsistent timingof the survey launchand inconsistent timing and number of survey followups.
Conduct inconsistent with the testimony of a witness, may be shown as well as former statements thus inconsistent.
This canresult in confusion for users, increased complexity inextract processes and inconsistent results from queriesif hierarchies become inconsistent.