Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

lack-of-cohesion

noun

/læk əv koʊˈhiːʒən/

Definition

A lack of cohesion refers to a situation where there is insufficient unity or connection among elements in a group, text, or discourse.

Examples

The report suffered from a lack of cohesion, making it difficult to follow the main argument.
Team projects can fail due to a lack of cohesion among members, leading to poor communication and misguided efforts.
The movie’s plot had a lack of cohesion, resulting in scenes that seemed disjointed and confusing.

Meaning

It indicates a deficiency in the way parts are related, making it hard to understand or recognize a collective idea. This term can apply to writing, teams, or any system where components should ideally work together.