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Meanings of incoherence in English
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Examples for "incoherency"
Examples for "incoherency"
1
This is one instance of the incoherency of the two Grail dramas.
2
Excuse me, my Dear Sir, if in this letter you find much incoherency.
3
Her cheerful intervals became shorter and less frequent, and attended with more incoherency.
4
His mind was instantly alive with suspicions tumbling over each other in chaotic incoherency.
5
After that the incidents grew dim, and faded into incoherency.
1
From the floor below they hear the curses of neighbors, muffled to unintelligibility.
2
Already the unintelligibility of Lancashire speech had filled her with dismay.
3
For this unintelligibility there are two reasons-the chief one musical, the other literary.
4
But there was a something in Phosy's face besides its calmness and unintelligibility.
5
Often their very earnestness betrays them into what for later ages is unintelligibility.
Usage of incoherence in English
1
Bewilderment is not necessarily either a cop-out or an excuse for incoherence.
2
Pandemic dilemmas have merely blurred the incoherence of the five-party Stormont Executive.
3
I only came to look for you, he said with nervous incoherence.
4
The man's anger seemed to rise to a pitch of furious incoherence.
5
Then, from dissonance and incoherence, the music merged into Gounod's Ave Maria.
6
It beat upon him from every side, cooking his thoughts to incoherence.
7
Then treat those who have deliberately drunk themselves into belligerence or incoherence.
8
But that political and intellectual incoherence is perhaps not too surprising.
9
This is the fundamental incoherence in the very foundations of the modern state.
10
And yet, that apparent incoherence is just clever composition; the album never dips.
11
There seemed to be at once a little stability in all this incoherence.
12
Do not be surprised at the incoherence of what I write.
13
These things have all the incoherence of dreams without the alibi of sleeping.
14
What really sinks it is the borderline incoherence of its storytelling.
15
Their reasoning was that Trump's constant interruptions rescued Biden from his own incoherence.
16
The explanation came out in a stammering rush, close to incoherence.
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Incoherence through the time
Incoherence across language varieties
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