incoherent

Yet our distinction between secular and religious buildings would have been incoherent to the ancient Greeks.

The Duke strove to pacify him in a long and, as usual, incoherent letter.

But later on, like all things Turkish, it lapsed into a matter of form, satisfied by an incoherent “Hullo!”

Bits and snatches had filtered through, garbled and incoherent, that had tried to shed light yet could not.

It mingled with a swarm of incoherent ideas and gave them a new intensity of life.

I am unstable as water; incoherent, inconsistent, a very chameleon!