1. plural of inarticulacy; instances or states of being unable to express oneself clearly or coherently in speech or writing
Usage: formal; typically used in academic or critical contexts
2. plural of inarticulacy; the quality or condition of being inarticulate; inability to speak distinctly or express ideas effectively
Usage: formal

Examples

• The speaker's inarticulacies made it difficult for the audience to follow the main argument.
• Her nervous inarticulacies during the interview undermined her otherwise strong qualifications.
• The critic noted several inarticulacies in the author's prose that detracted from the narrative.
• Despite his intelligence, his inarticulacies in public speaking held him back professionally.
• The panel discussion was marred by the panelists' frequent inarticulacies and rambling responses.
• Students often struggle with inarticulacies when writing under time pressure.