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Meanings of incoherence in English

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inintel·ligibilitat

Lack of cohesion or clarity or organization.

inintel·ligibilitat
Usage of incoherence in English
1
Bewilderment is not necessarily either a cop-out or an excuse for incoherence.
The Irish Times
2
Pandemic dilemmas have merely blurred the incoherence of the five-party Stormont Executive.
The Irish Times
3
I only came to look for you, he said with nervous incoherence.
The Obstacle Race
4
The man's anger seemed to rise to a pitch of furious incoherence.
Treasure and Trouble Therewith: A Tale of California
5
Then, from dissonance and incoherence, the music merged into Gounod's Ave Maria.
Black Caesar's Clan : A Florida Mystery Story
6
It beat upon him from every side, cooking his thoughts to incoherence.
Imajica: Complete Edition
7
Then treat those who have deliberately drunk themselves into belligerence or incoherence.
The Irish Times
8
But that political and intellectual incoherence is perhaps not too surprising.
The Guardian
9
This is the fundamental incoherence in the very foundations of the modern state.
The Democracy Project
10
And yet, that apparent incoherence is just clever composition; the album never dips.
The Guardian
11
There seemed to be at once a little stability in all this incoherence.
The Voyage Out
12
Do not be surprised at the incoherence of what I write.
Dona Perfecta
13
These things have all the incoherence of dreams without the alibi of sleeping.
The book of disquiet
14
What really sinks it is the borderline incoherence of its storytelling.
Reuters
15
Their reasoning was that Trump's constant interruptions rescued Biden from his own incoherence.
NY Magazine
16
The explanation came out in a stammering rush, close to incoherence.
The witch queen
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Translations for incoherence
Incoherence through the time
Incoherence across language varieties
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