Incoherence is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCOHERENCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being incoherent, also INCOHERENCY
• inability to speak intelligibly
• the quality of being illogical, inconsistent, or unclear
• Alt. of Incoherency
• lack of cohesion or clarity or organization
• nonsense that is simply incoherent and unintelligible
• the state of being incoherent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being incoherent

Words related to INCOHERENCE

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Words that contain INCOHERENCE

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How to use INCOHERENCE in a sentence

• The demagogues, I must say, spoke with some wildness and incoherence.
• Ralph Marvell, wearily bent to his task, felt the fantastic humours of the weather as only one more incoherence in the general chaos of his case.
• She began speaking in a low tone as if to herself, without paying any attention to Ferragut who was perplexed at the incoherence of her words.
• As we go forward and encounter them on our way, all these kingly characters will be seen appearing and acting in all their diversity and all their incoherence.
• I felt like a man distracted, by the incoherence of my ideas to my present situation, excluding from it the machinations of Mr.
• He had done a quantity of things, but their net effect was incoherence.
• What was most extraordinary in this impression was the amount of excuse that, with some incoherence, she found for him.
• But the incoherence of the adaptation makes it painful to think that this is the best representation of the poet we possess.
• Whereupon Victor administered a rebuke in the form of a volley of abuse, which, owing to its rapidity and incoherence, was all but incomprehensible to Edna.
• But she never got a real answer, only further incoherence.
• Sometimes it seems, as it did when reading Berlioz, that the execution must result in incoherence, and weaken the effect.
• The necessity of utilizing pre-existing fragments explains some of the incoherence of this incomprehensible piece.
• Apparently he had shaken the fumes up and the intelligence down, for her only answer was a burst of sibilant incoherence.
• This confusion and incoherence is all the graver, as the mental trouble preceding death was graver.
• But when no mental trouble has preceded death, the incoherence of the first communications does not last.
• Some of the incidents were even unknown to Dr Hodgson at the time, but all was full of incoherence and confusion.
• These were duly given me by the farmer, an elderly man, with a wild, gray beard, vague, red eyes, and a stumbling incoherence of speech.
• Washington, suffering from all the complicated troubles of jarring States and general incoherence, longed for and urged the adoption of the act of confederation.
• The incoherence of popular opinions about morality is a potent stimulus to reflexion, and may of itself give rise to systematic ethical enquiry.
• She had believed in a spiritual light burning steadily and steadfastly behind the erratic disorder and incoherence of life.
• All the while we were not sensible of the flutter of his ideas, the incoherence of his transitions, his vague notions, his doubtful assertions, and his meagre knowledge.
• She watched and watched, and thought after her fashion, mostly with incoherence, but with rapidity and intensity.

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