inarticulateness

In style, the contrast with the combination of inarticulateness and irritability of his predecessor could not have been greater.

And so we northern people, with our passionate inarticulateness, love to find ourselves expressed in the old pages.

And then his wheezing inarticulateness broke like a dislocated bellows.

Every man wants superiority and distinction for himself, he only wants equality, invisibility, and inarticulateness for others.

Let us remember the inarticulateness of ritualism, how it stifles rather than utters the feelings of the heart.

It was her only break from inarticulateness—it surprised herself and her father almost as though she had said something indecent.