1. The state of being incontinent; want of self-restraint; inability of an animal organ to restrain discharges.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• inconvinenece,
• incontinenet,
• inconveinence,
• inconcienence,
• incontinance,
• inconvinence,
• incontenance,
• incotinence,
• incovinence,
• incontienence,
• inconvenence,
• inconvicence,
• inconvinance,
• incontence,
• inconinence,
• inconvienence,
• incontinece,
• incontince,
• inconvinience,
• inconvinince

• incontinent,
• inconsequent,
• insomniac,
• inconsequently,
• inconvenient,
• inconstancy,
• incongruent,
• innocent iii,
• inconvenience,
• inconsequence,
• incontestible,
• incompetence,
• incontinency,
• inconsequential,
• insentience,
• inconvertible,
• insentient.

The adjective form of "incontinence" is "incontinent".

The plural of the "incontinence" can be the "incontinences".

The singular of the "incontinence" can be the "incontinence".