Coherence is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COHERENCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a tendency to cohere, also COHERENCY
• the quality of being logical and consistent
• the quality of forming a unified whole
• logical or natural connection or consistency
• Alt. of Coherency
• the state of cohering or sticking together
• logical and orderly and consistent relation of parts
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of cohering; as systematic or logical connection or consistency; integration of diverse elements, relationships, or values

Words related to COHERENCE

coherences17 coherency19

Words that contain COHERENCE

coherences17 decoherence19 incoherence18 decoherences20 incoherences19

How to use COHERENCE in a sentence

• His nearest approach to coherence seemed to indicate a desire that I should go back to Washington at once and destroy a perfectly reputable firm of chemists.
• Let us see if out of that confusion we cannot produce a coherence, a symmetry.
• This libretto, apart from the music, is so nearly meaningless, it has so little coherence, that one can easily pass through it to the music.
• It is much for untried men to recognise in their surroundings something which gives the unity of a common purpose, and thus the coherence which discipline imparts.
• Every one of these may be considered as distinct studies, or highly finished cabinet-pieces, arranged without order or coherence.
• She reluctantly turned the handle, and the ladies Eleanor and Isabel came in, apologizing with as much coherence as Dr.
• Such a notion would hopelessly destroy that coherence in thought to which M.
• Because these enemies of civilization lacked coherence in action there would be slim chance of rounding them up in bulk.
• Though every page is crowded with trenchant and often admirable observations, they have not the coherence of an organic structure, but rather that of a mosaic.
• The consideration of methods of securing unity, coherence, and emphasis in the composition as a whole is the purpose of this chapter.
• The second step in outline making has relation to coherence.
• Consider the unity, coherence, and emphasis of each paragraph separately.
• Then consider the unity, coherence, and emphasis of the whole composition.
• Such an arrangement of paragraphs would give coherence.
• Consider your paragraphs with reference to coherence and emphasis.
• Such an outline will assist us in making our narrative clear by giving it unity, coherence, and emphasis.
• Clearness is above all the essential of exposition, and outlines aid clearness by giving unity and coherence.
• We must remember that, in the sentence as well as in the whole composition and the paragraph, if coherence and unity are secured, emphasis is quite likely to follow naturally.
• In this case unity is violated as well as coherence.
• The first rush of panic and the impulse to dash after stayed, she forced herself down into a chair, striving with the utmost difficulty for coherence of procedure.
• Once for all, a themal coherence of symphony must lie in the main lines, not in a maze of unsignificant figures.
• We feel a kinship of mood rather than of theme, a coherence that we fear to relate to definite figures, though the descending symbol is clear against the ascending.
• The Californians managed to get some coherence into their councils, attacked the Americans, and drove them forth from their garrisons.
• They found the lovers of order had already procured for them two ropes, and had gathered into some sort of coherence.
• This coherence and recurrence force the intellect, if it would master experience at all or understand anything, to frame the idea of such a reality.
• These slips were rare, and do not detract from the massive coherence of his doctrine.
• There was a contracted world, which men could regard as a unity, with a single centre of coherence.
• Johnson, self-reliant and laborious, was producing his dictionary, and giving limits and coherence to the language.
• Upper Mesopotamia, Syria, and Palestine, were at this time inhabited by weak tribes, each under its own chief, with no coherence, and no great military spirit.
• If the radical were always able to give application to his passing, restless humors, society would lose its coherence.

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