congruent in Irish
congruent in Irish is comhionann — congruent means in geometry, having exactly the same shape and size, so that one figure can be laid over the other and match it point for point.
congruent in Irish
comhionann
Corresponding in character; congruous.
What does "congruent" mean?
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adjective In geometry, having exactly the same shape and size, so that one figure can be laid over the other and match it point for point.
"The two triangles are congruent because all three sides are equal."
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adjective In agreement with something else, or suitable to it.
"The policy is congruent with the values the company claims to hold."
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congruent in a sentence
- The two triangles are congruent because all three sides are equal.
- Rotating a shape does not stop it being congruent to the original.
- The policy is congruent with the values the company claims to hold.
- Her actions were not congruent with her stated beliefs.
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What is "congruent" in Irish?
"congruent" in Irish is comhionann. congruent means: In geometry, having exactly the same shape and size, so that one figure can be laid over the other and match it point for point.
How do you use "congruent" in a sentence?
Example: "The two triangles are congruent because all three sides are equal." In Irish, "congruent" is comhionann.
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