noun

coherence

coherence, consistency, logical connection

The essay lacks coherence.

The essay lacks coherence.

There was a lack of coherence in the government's policies.

There was a lack of coherence in the government's policies.

((uncountable noun)) the quality of being logical and consistent The essay lacks coherence.

Synonyms: consistency, logic, unity; Antonyms: incoherence, inconsistency

From Latin 'co-' (together) + 'haerere' (to stick). Literally 'sticking together'.

Imagine ideas held together with glue. If they have coherence, they stick together and make sense as a whole.

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