incoherence

Her incoherence vanished as she grasped at a practical consideration.

Verelst, swallowing his disappointment, retorted: "Incoherence is easy too."

Morris opposed the alteration as leaving still an incoherence.

The incoherence of the dream seems to me easy enough to explain.

Scarcely a day passed without a lapse into incoherence or violence.

The incoherence of the Journal suddenly glides into an adagio.

They attributed it to incoherence, arising from the shock of the unexpected catastrophe.

There was a truth in those ravings—a reason in that incoherence—and my cup was not yet full.

He murmured an incoherence or two, and there was then a long silence.

He rambled even to the open door and looked with incoherence into the court.