incoherence (Meaning)

Wordnet

incoherence (n)

lack of cohesion or clarity or organization

nonsense that is simply incoherent and unintelligible

Webster

Alt. of Incoherency

The speaker's argument was met with skepticism due to its incoherence and lack of logical structure.
After hours of editing, the essay still suffered from incoherence, with disjointed paragraphs and unclear transitions.
The patient's speech exhibited signs of incoherence, making it difficult for the doctor to diagnose their condition.
The incoherence of the government's policies only served to confuse the populace further.
In the midst of the heated debate, the candidate's responses descended into incoherence, leaving voters uncertain of their stance.
The artist's work was criticized for its incoherence, with critics unable to discern a unifying theme or message.
Despite her best efforts, the teacher struggled to decipher the incoherence of the student's essay.
The incoherence of the witness's testimony raised doubts about the reliability of their account.
The novel's plot suffered from incoherence, with numerous unresolved subplots and conflicting character motivations.
In the aftermath of the earthquake, the city's infrastructure lay in ruins, a scene of chaos and incoherence.

lack of cohesion or clarity or organization, nonsense that is simply incoherent and unintelligibleAlt. of Incoherency

irrationality,illogic, preposterousness, insanity,absurdity, nonsensicalness,senselessness, brainlessness

ratiocination, rationality, sense,reasoning, rationality, reason, reasoning, logic, intellection, reason

The speaker's argument was met with skepticism due to its incoherence and lack of logical structure.

After hours of editing, the essay still suffered from incoherence, with disjointed paragraphs and unclear transitions.

The patient's speech exhibited signs of incoherence, making it difficult for the doctor to diagnose their condition.

The incoherence of the government's policies only served to confuse the populace further.