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Meanings of incoherent in English
Catalan
incoherent Spanish
incoherente (Physics) of waves having no stable definite or stable phase relation.
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Examples for "tongue-tied"
Examples for "tongue-tied"
1
For almost the first time in his life John Chetwynd was tongue-tied.
2
I'm not usually tongue-tied, but getting my hunch out proves surprisingly difficult.
3
For some reason the two men seemed ill at ease and tongue-tied.
4
She says the pupils arrive tongue-tied dolts, and go out cultured artists.
5
And thus fuming at my tongue-tied awkwardness, I went along the path.
Usage of incoherent in English
1
The letter was long and incoherent; blotted with tears-inplaces completely illegible.
2
It was futile, incoherent; her tongue seemed to dry in her mouth.
3
It was not very explicit; on the contrary, it was rather incoherent.
4
His speech was incoherent so he couldn't tell us what had happened.
5
The child is confused and incoherent: verbalization is generally present but disorganized.
6
Romulus, Sabinus and thousands of others answered with a deafening, incoherent shout.
7
Not just incoherent baby babble but real expressions of wants and needs.
8
She was growing incoherent and I knew I would learn nothing further.
9
His voice turned to a whine; his words came thick and incoherent.
10
I plied him with questions, and he answered in short incoherent sentences:
11
It's incoherent, it's a bit anarchic, it breaches our international legal obligations.
12
Perseveration: numerous instances of association to preceding reaction; unclassified reactions, mostly incoherent.
13
Trofimytsch uttered these incoherent exclamations in falsetto: he had apparently understood nothing.
14
The words tumbled over each other, well-nigh incoherent in their fevered utterance.
15
I screamed something incoherent as I tried to protect my vital parts.
16
Between these Scriptures there were low incoherent cries and simple foolish play-words.
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Incoherent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common