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inintel·ligibilitat
Lack of cohesion or clarity or organization.
incoherence
unintelligibility
coherence
Catalan
inintel·ligibilitat
incoherence
unintelligibility
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.
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
.
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
.
6
I beg your pardon, he said, with equal
incoherency
,
and raising himself more deliberately.
7
Then an interval of
incoherency
and utter blankness followed.
8
Pembroke answered with an
incoherency
devoid of all meaning.
9
Miss Hargrove, I must appear awkwardness and
incoherency
personified.
10
It's a heap better than his old self-satisfied
incoherency
.
11
You do not under-stand my position, returned the doctor, with a certain
incoherency
of manner.
12
To dream of
incoherency
,
usually denotes extreme nervousness and excitement through the oppression of changing events.
13
The
incoherency
problem makes it hard to know what social science is valid in a given situation.
14
To try and resolve this
incoherency
,
this study investigated 2822 patients referred to a NAb testing facility.
15
He had lost his depth, in the end, amidst the contradictions and
incoherency
of the various precursors.
16
But may not this be the
incoherency
of prophecy which precedes the successful mastering of an idea?
incoherency
certain incoherency
chaotic incoherency
equal incoherency
essential incoherency
fade into incoherency
Catalan
inintel·ligibilitat
incoherència