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incoherency

/ˌɪn.kəʊˈhɪə.rən.si/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das das Fehlen von logischem Zusammenhang, Klarheit oder Ordnung in Sprache, Schrift oder Gedanken bezeichnet und oft zu unverständlichem oder sinnlosem Inhalt führt.

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noun

/ˌɪn.kəʊˈhɪə.rən.si/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das das Fehlen von logischem Zusammenhang, Klarheit oder Ordnung in Sprache, Schrift oder Gedanken bezeichnet und oft zu unverständlichem oder sinnlosem Inhalt führt.

A noun referring to a lack of logical connection, clarity, or organization in speech, writing, or thought, often resulting in unintelligible or nonsensical content.

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  1. Lack of clarity or organizationC1formal

    The state of being unclear, disjointed, or lacking logical connection.

    deZusammenhanglosigkeit

    • The incoherency of his argument made it hard to follow.
    • Her speech was marked by a troubling incoherency.
    • The report's incoherency suggested it was written hastily.

    Synonymeconfusiondisconnectednessdisjointednessincoherenceinconsistencyramblingunintelligibility

    Antonymeclaritycoherencelucidityorganization

  2. Unintelligible nonsenseC1formal

    Speech or writing that is impossible to understand because it lacks logical structure.

    deUnzusammenhängendes Gerede

    • The patient's fever caused periods of incoherency.
    • His drunken ramblings were pure incoherency.
    • The essay was criticized for its incoherency and lack of focus.

    Synonymebabbleblatherdrivelgibberishgobbledygookincoherencemumbo jumbononsenseprattletwaddle

    Antonymeclaritycoherenceintelligibilitylogicsense

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  • incoherencies plural form
  • incoherencies' possessive plural form
  • incoherency's possessive singular form
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