adjective

incoherent

incoherent, disjointed, rambling

His speech was incoherent and hard to follow.

His speech was incoherent and hard to follow.

The argument was based on incoherent logic.

The argument was based on incoherent logic.

an incoherent ((noun)) He gave an incoherent explanation.

Synonyms: disjointed, rambling, illogical; Antonyms: coherent, logical, clear

From 'in-' (not) + 'coherent'. 'Coherent' comes from Latin 'cohaerere' (to stick together). So, 'not sticking together'.

Think 'in-' as a negative prefix meaning 'not'. 'Coherent' means things stick together logically. So, 'incoherent' means 'not sticking together'.

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