coherent in Latin
coherent in Latin is contextus — coherent means logical, clear, and easy to follow; making sense as a whole.
coherent in Latin
contextus
Orderly, logical and consistent.
What does "coherent" mean?
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adj Logical, clear, and easy to follow; making sense as a whole.
"She gave a coherent explanation of what had happened."
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adj Sticking together as a unified whole.
"The team finally worked as a coherent unit."
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coherent in a sentence
- She gave a coherent explanation of what had happened.
- The report lacked a coherent structure and jumped between topics.
- The team finally worked as a coherent unit.
- The clay mixture stayed coherent and did not crumble when we shaped it.
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What is "coherent" in Latin?
"coherent" in Latin is contextus. coherent means: Logical, clear, and easy to follow; making sense as a whole.
How do you use "coherent" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave a coherent explanation of what had happened." In Latin, "coherent" is contextus.
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