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What is the adverb of incoherence?

There isn't a single, perfect adverb for "incoherence." However, here are some options depending on the specific nuance you want to convey:

General Incoherence:

* Incoherently: This is the most direct adverb form of "incoherent."

* Ramblingly: This suggests a lack of structure or focus in speech or writing.

* Disjointedly: This emphasizes a lack of connection between ideas.

Specific Contexts:

* Confusedly: For incoherent speech or writing that suggests confusion.

* Unintelligibly: When something is hard to understand due to its incoherent nature.

* Erratically: For speech or writing that jumps around in a random or unpredictable manner.

* Jumbledly: When ideas are mixed up and disorganized.

The best choice will depend on the specific context of your writing.

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