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inarticulate
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inarticulate /in·ar·tic·u·late/ (in″ahr-tik´u-lat)
1. not having joints; disjointed.
2. uttered so as to be unintelligible; incapable of articulate speech.
in·ar·tic·u·late (när-tky-lt)
adj.
1. Uttered without the use of normal words or syllables; incomprehensible as speech or language.
2. Unable to speak; speechless.
3. Unable to speak with clarity or eloquence.
4. Not having joints or segments.
inar·ticu·late·ness, inar·ticu·la·cy (-l-s) n.
inarticulate
not having joints; disjointed.


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But it is not so much these frequent references to inarticulacy as the texture of the poem itself that functions as a telling inarticulacy.
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His longest quote does demonstrate a certain inarticulacy but this might be because it is ever so slightly misquoted, with the word "in" substituted for the word "an.
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