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sensible and clear; or describing parts as fitting together in a consistent or pleasing manner
- Then he was beside her, whispering incoherently: "Dominique...Dominique, I love you...Don't laugh at me, please don't laugh!1.14 — Part 1 Chapter 14 (83% in)
- He aroused a half-admiring, half-derisive awe by the incoherent variety of his sudden ventures.1.14 — Part 1 Chapter 14 (51% in)
- She heard his voice whispering the pleading, incoherent things she had heard from many men.2.2 — Part 2 Chapter 2 (6% in)
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- None of the talk was too coherent, but all of it seemed to have the same undercurrent.2.5 — Part 2 Chapter 5 (40% in)
- She had long since lost all coherent ideas about the house; she merely hated Roark.1.13 — Part 1 Chapter 13 (87% in)
- She stopped, looking about her with her first coherent thought of astonishment.2.2 — Part 2 Chapter 2 (8% in)
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