Pronunciation: /wɜrd ˈsæləd/
noun a confused or unintelligible mixture of seemingly random words and phrases, often used to describe nonsensical or incoherent speech or writing.
A1 I don't understand what you mean by 'word salad'.
A2 She was talking in a word salad, making it hard to follow her train of thought.
B1 The professor's lecture was like a word salad, with no clear structure or main point.
B2 The politician's speech was full of word salad, making it difficult to discern his actual policies.
C1 The therapist identified the patient's word salad as a symptom of their cognitive impairment.
C2 The author's writing style was often criticized for being overly dense and resembling word salad.
formal The patient's speech was characterized by word salad, making it difficult to understand their thoughts.
informal She was so nervous during the presentation that she ended up just spouting out word salad.
slang I can't believe he said that in the meeting, it was pure word salad.
figurative His writing was like a word salad, with random thoughts scattered throughout the page.
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