inarticulate
/ˌɪnɑrˈtɪkjələt/
adjective
- Unable to express ideas or feelings clearly in speech or writing.
- He became inarticulate with anger and could only stammer.
- She felt inarticulate when trying to describe her gratitude.
- The witness gave an inarticulate account of what happened.
- Not expressed in clear or understandable words; unclear or confused.
- The artist's statement was inarticulate, leaving viewers puzzled.
- The memo was full of inarticulate phrases that confused everyone.
- His apology was so inarticulate that no one knew what he meant.
- Not having the ability to speak; silent or mute.
- The injury left him temporarily inarticulate.
- The inarticulate creature could only make grunting sounds.
- In the dream, she was inarticulate and could not call for help.
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