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Definitions from the WebIncoherentPart of Speech:Adjective Senses:1. Lacking clarity or logical order:When used to describe speech, writing, or thoughts, incoherent refers to something that lacks coherence, clarity, or logical order. It denotes the absence of intelligibility or comprehensibility. Example sentence: His drunken ramblings were so incoherent that no one could make sense of what he was saying. 2. Disconnected or not sticking together:In this sense, incoherent refers to something that is not connected or sticking together in a logical or consistent manner. It can also describe someone's behavior or actions that lack cohesion or consistency. Example sentence: The movie's plot was so incoherent that it was difficult to follow the sequence of events. 3. Physics: Exhibiting interference:In physics, incoherent refers to electromagnetic waves or particles that exhibit interference, specifically lacking a constant phase relationship. Example sentence: The incoherent scattering of light made it challenging to observe the fine details of the specimen. Related Products: | ||||
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