incoherence (noun)

1. The incoherence of the design made it difficult to understand the purpose of the space.

2. The wizard's spell resulted in a swirl of incoherence, with objects floating in mid-air and animals talking.

3. The comedian's incoherence left the audience rolling with laughter as his jokes made no logical sense.

4. The mismatched outfit showed a complete lack of coherence, with patterns and colors clashing in every way.

1. The incoherence of the strange events in the old abandoned house added to the terror felt by the protagonist.

2. The incoherence of the magical world in the novel created an enchanting and unpredictable atmosphere.

3. The abstract painting was deliberately created with incoherence to provoke a sense of confusion and mystery in the viewer.

4. The incoherence of the alien language in the story contributed to the portrayal of an advanced extraterrestrial civilization.