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• n  lack of cohesion or clarity or organization
• n  nonsense that is simply incoherent and unintelligible

• Nakagawa denied rumors that he was drunk and instead claimed that a dose of cold medicine, a "sip" of wine, and extreme jet lag led to his incoherence.
• The writer-director's disintegration from robust artistic health to narrative incoherence, from hitmaker to box-office loser, has an almost tragic trajectory.
• He once quipped that on taking over the Fed in 1987, he learned "to mumble with great incoherence.

• incoherency
• unintelligibility

• coherence

News & Articles

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• John Boehner’s House implodes over food-stamp program
  Our ability to govern is being brought low by Speaker of the House John Boehner’s incoherence when it comes to his need for Democratic votes to pass bills, writes E.J. Dionne Jr.
  June 24, 2013 - Seattle Times

Quotes

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• Jerry Brown in San Francisco Chronicle
  Johnson's decision was "shocking in its incoherence and utter failure to provide legal justification for the administrator's unprecedented action," Brown said.
• Peter Travers in TheCelebrityCafe.com
  Among the many terrible reviews of the movie, Peter Travers for Rolling Stone wrote that it is a "hunkajunk," due to Bay "telling a story with : striking, shrieking incoherence. I know there are still 17 months to go, but I'm thinking Transformers 2...
• Maureen Dowd in msnbc.com
  Maureen Dowd calls it "just another sign of the complete incoherence of Afghan policy. The people in charge are divided against each other. And the policy is divided against itself."