incoherence

• Nom désignant l’absence de cohérence, de liaison logique ou de clarté dans les idées, le discours ou l'écrit, produisant souvent un effet confus, décousu ou inintelligible.

A noun referring to a lack of logical connection, clarity, or organization in thought, speech, or writing, often resulting in something that is disjointed or unintelligible.

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1. Lack of clarity or organizationB2formal

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

   Incohérence (manque de clarté ou d'organisation)

   • The essay was criticized for its incoherence and lack of structure.
   • His argument descended into incoherence when he forgot his main points.
   • The report's incoherence made it impossible for the committee to approve it.

   Synonymesconfusiondisconnectednessdisjointednessdisorganizationincoherencyinconsistencyramblingunintelligibility

   Antonymesclaritycoherenceconsistencylogicorganization

2. Unintelligible speech or writingC1formal

   Nonsensical or confused language that is difficult or impossible to understand.

   Incohérence (discours incompréhensible)

   • The patient's fever caused moments of incoherence in his speech.
   • Her rambling answer was pure incoherence, leaving everyone baffled.
   • The witness's testimony was marred by incoherence due to extreme stress.

   Synonymesconfusiondisjointednessgibberishincomprehensibilitynonsenseramblingunintelligibility

   Antonymesclaritycoherenceintelligibility