1. plural of incoherency; instances or states of lacking logical connection or consistency; failure to hold together as a unified whole
Usage: typically used in abstract contexts referring to ideas, arguments, or narratives
2. instances of unclear or unintelligible speech or writing; lack of clarity in expression
Usage: often describes confused or rambling communication

Examples

• The essay was full of incoherencies that made it difficult to follow the author's argument.
• The witness's testimony contained several incoherencies that raised questions about her credibility.
• The film's plot suffered from numerous incoherencies that confused the audience.
• His speech was marred by incoherencies and contradictory statements.
• The report highlighted incoherencies between the company's stated values and its actual practices.
• After the accident, the patient spoke in incoherencies that worried the medical team.