Incommunicado.

"mlmkùkdfd..."

Incommunicado.

Incomprehensible.

Speech.

Resistance.

Rebellion.

I know what I mean.

"mlmkùkdfd..."

Incommunicado.

"You want me to repeat?"

"mlmkùkdfd..."

Incommunicado.

"You want me to repeat?"

"mlmkùkdfd..."

Incommunicado.

"Méfiance."

"Médisance."

"Mépris".

Incommunicado.

"mlmkùkdfd..."

"Mais non!"

You know what I mean.

Footnotes

A)

incommunicado

ˌɪnkəmjuːnɪˈkɑːdəʊ/

adjective

adjective: incommunicado

1. not able, wanting, or allowed to communicate with other people.

   
   

   "they were separated and detained incommunicado"

Origin

mid 19th century: from Spanish incomunicado, past participle of incomunicar ‘deprive of communication’.

 B)
Thinking Aloud, inspired by an article shared by Paul Prinsloo, non dialogue, and discussions about "marginalisation".

R-Words Refusing Research via @14prinsp https://t.co/bGNOFyHgiC

— Simon Ensor (@sensor63) March 7, 2017