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cohere

cohere
Intransitive Verb
past: coheredpp: cohereding: cohering

This term describes the process of sticking together, whether through physical adhesion or logical alignment. In a physical sense, it refers to the internal attraction of particles that allows a substance to maintain its integrity, often used in scientific contexts to describe cohesion in fluids or solids.

In an intellectual or argumentative context, it describes the quality of a narrative or theory where all components fit together without contradiction. It suggests a seamless integration where the sum is more stable than the individual parts, contrasting with fragmented or disjointed ideas.

Meanings

Intransitive Verbcohere
[~][~ together]

To be logically consistent or form a unified whole.

Intransitive Verbcohere
[~ together]

To stick together by molecular, electrostatic, or other physical forces.

The wet sand tends to cohere together when compressed.

Examples

The witness testimony simply does not cohere with the evidence found at the scene.

Detective

I need to rewrite this essay because the arguments do not cohere.

I need to rewrite this essay because the arguments do not cohere.

School Life

The different parts of the plan fail to cohere into a single strategy.

Business

Does this theory actually cohere when you apply it to real world data?

The particles cohere together under extreme pressure.

The particles cohere together under extreme pressure.

Wait, these two stories just do not cohere.

Wait, these two stories just do not cohere.

The molecules must cohere to form a stable crystal structure.

The molecules must cohere to form a stable crystal structure.

His fragmented thoughts began to cohere as he spoke.

His fragmented thoughts began to cohere as he spoke.

The team needs a shared vision if they are to cohere as a unit.

The team needs a shared vision if they are to cohere as a unit.

Office

Phrasal Verbs

cohere together

to stick or unite into a single mass or a unified whole

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