For any compound, "Ionic and covalent characters are inversely proportional to each other" is this statement correct or incorrect - Chemistry - The p-Block Elements

Question

For any compound, "Ionic and
covalent characters are inversely
proportional to each other" is this statement
correct or incorrect?? Elaborate

Decoder_6 · Accepted Answer

The bigger the difference between the electronegativities of 2
atoms, the more likely it is to be ionic and if the
electronegativities of 2 atoms are same then it is more likely to
be covalent

A covalent character is the covalency in ionic compound which is
due to high polarising power of cations and high polarizability of
anions
Ionic character is opposite to covalent character
The greater the polarisation produced, more is the concentration of
electrons between 2 atoms, thereby decreasing ionic character and
simultaneously increasing covalent character of the bond
Thus, as ionic character of bond increases, covalent character of
the same bond decreases and hence, ionic and covalent characters
are inversely proportional

For any compound, "Ionic and covalent characters are inversely proportional to each other". is this statement correct or incorrect?? Elaborate..