Incumpendicular

Incumpendicular is a term that describes a state of being or a characteristic that is not perpendicular. While perpendicular implies a precise 90-degree angle between two lines or surfaces, incumpendicular suggests a deviation from this exact orientation. This deviation can be slight or significant, depending on the context. The term is not a standard geometric term and is more likely to be found in informal or specialized discussions.

In some contexts, incumpendicular might be used to describe an object or structure that is not perfectly aligned in a right-angled manner. For example, a support beam that is slightly askew from its intended perpendicular position could be described as incumpendicular. Similarly, in a figurative sense, it could refer to an opinion or action that deviates from a widely accepted or expected norm, without necessarily being completely opposite. It implies a departure from a strict standard of perpendicularity, but not necessarily a complete abandonment of that standard. The specific meaning can vary greatly depending on who is using the term and in what situation it is applied.