Definition: Incongealableness is a term used in linguistics and philosophy to describe the lack of coherence or consistency between two distinct concepts. It refers to the difficulty or difficulty of expressing something in a way that is clear, logical, or coherent. The term was first introduced by philosopher John Locke in his book "Locke on Language" (1689), where he discusses the problem of incongealableness and how it can be resolved through linguistic and philosophical means. The concept
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what should be said.