coherence in Latin
coherence in Latin is cohaerentia — coherence means the quality of being logical, consistent and clearly connected, so that the parts of something fit together and make sense as a whole.
coherence in Latin
cohaerentia
The quality of cohering, or being coherent; internal consistency.
What does "coherence" mean?
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noun The quality of being logical, consistent and clearly connected, so that the parts of something fit together and make sense as a whole.
"The essay had plenty of facts but no coherence."
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noun A fixed relationship between the phases of two or more waves, which allows them to produce a steady interference pattern.
"Laser light has a high degree of coherence, which is why it can be focused so tightly."
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coherence in a sentence
- The essay had plenty of facts but no coherence.
- Years of piecemeal amendments have stripped the policy of any coherence.
- Laser light has a high degree of coherence, which is why it can be focused so tightly.
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What is "coherence" in Latin?
"coherence" in Latin is cohaerentia. coherence means: The quality of being logical, consistent and clearly connected, so that the parts of something fit together and make sense as a whole.
How do you use "coherence" in a sentence?
Example: "The essay had plenty of facts but no coherence." In Latin, "coherence" is cohaerentia.
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