cohered
past simple and past participle ofcohere
cohere
verb[I]
formaluk/kəʊˈhɪər/us/koʊˈhɪr/If anargumentortheorycoheres, all the differentstagesfittogether toformareasonablewhole.
touniteor toholdtogether as aunit:
Hisvisionis of aworldthat coheres throughhumanconnectionratherthanrules.
Easy to understand
- (as) clear as dayidiom
- accessible
- assimilable
- axiomatic
- brain surgery
- explicitness
- expressly
- fathomable
- graphically
- hang
- hang together
- in words of one syllableidiom
- lucid
- perspicuity
- perspicuous
- pikestaff
- put/set someone straightidiom
- readable
- sharply
- sharpness
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cohered
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Paternalismcoheredwith both the prevailing ethics of clinical care and the legal standards of informed consent for clinical care at that time.
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These different views of empathy can becoheredinto a unified whole if a broad view of the perception-action model is taken.
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Those disfavored by family and nature have never organized as such to promote such ends, nor has any other groupcoheredaround such a demand on their behalf.
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Responsiveness alsocoheredacross contexts, and so a single aggregate global responsiveness score across all contexts was created at 6 months and again at 9 months.
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The fact is that for 200 years these islands havecoheredpolitically and administratively.
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On their previous albums, the three band members had individually put forward ideas for the music, until enoughcoheredinto the finished work.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Boyle's idea was that if twocohereddiscs were placed in the receiver of the air-pump they would spontaneously separate without the air's pressure to keep them together.
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