incoherence
/ˌɪnkoʊˈhɪrəns/
noun
- The quality of being unclear, illogical, or difficult to understand, especially in speech or writing.
- The witness's testimony was full of incoherence, confusing the jury.
- The essay was marked down for its incoherence and lack of structure.
- Lack of sleep can lead to mental incoherence and poor decision-making.
- The state of being unable to express oneself clearly, often due to strong emotion or illness.
- The shock of the news left him in total incoherence.
- After the accident, she spoke in a state of incoherence, barely making sense.
- His fever caused moments of incoherence where he couldn't finish a sentence.
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