Adjective:

ఒక విష్పర్లో,

inarticulacy's Usage Examples:

Brittany; songs in which the heroine "is a contradictory symbol of power and inarticulacy; she is at once acutely vulnerable and emotionally overwhelming, irrelevant.

performance Greene noted that "she has never more deeply conveyed the pain and inarticulacy of tenderness", and of Lang he noted that "no other director has got.

Loving and forgetting: moments of inarticulacy in Tribal India.

Australian writing—that White"s writing was the kind "that goes behind inarticulacy and or unwillingness to speak, writing that gives the language of feeling.

that "[the characters"] anguish is felt more fully in this desperate inarticulacy.

Dull Gret"s monosyllabic inarticulacy is comparable to Angie"s.

biarticular, biarticulate, coarticulation, disarticulation, inarticulable, inarticulacy, inarticulate, interarticular, intra-articular, multiarticular, multiarticulate.

The impression pokes fun at Malone"s well-known inarticulacy, and Kimmel"s impression strongly implied that Malone was stupid, reliant.

the inarticulacy and exploitation suffered by Wozzeck.

Conversely, Haig"s inarticulacy may also have made him an unappealing choice as CIGS.

emperor"s personal failings, most notably his arrogant cruelty and his inarticulacy.

used to refer to non-Greek languages’ inferiority, backwardness and inarticulacy, was adopted by the French since the 16th century.

would begin to accept calls from people who were furious to the point of inarticulacy.