incongruously

Most incongruously of all, outside a makeshift plastic doorway on a corner of the ground floor, next to piles of rubble and rubbish, stands a headless mannequin, wearing a wedding gown.

But the structure itself stands incongruously amid the blackened remains of the rest of the block, the furnishings and other items inside untouched.

But even in this incongruously pastoral setting, shortages cast a shadow.

The captors came to be known by the incongruously lighthearted nickname of “the Beatles” because of their accents.

And let’s not forget the robot soldier incongruously named Jimmy, voiced by Anthony Hopkins.