Unintelligibly: meaning, definitions and examples

Similar to 'unintelligibly', but often used redundantly or for emphasis.

• The announcement was made so unintelligibly that everyone was confused.
• He grumbled unintelligibly under his breath.

Describes speech or text that lacks logical or consistent structure, often associated with emotions or confusion.

• She spoke so incoherently that I could barely follow her story.
• In his panic, he started rambling incoherently.

Refers to something that is impossible to understand, often describing complex or foreign concepts.

• The professor's explanation was so advanced that it was incomprehensibly to most of the class.
• He whispered so softly and quickly, it was incomprehensibly.

Used to describe speech or text that is confused and distorted, often making it misleading or difficult to understand.

• The phone connection was poor, resulting in a garbled message.
• The email content was garbled, causing confusion.