Coherent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COHERENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• sticking together
• (of an argument, theory, or policy) logical and consistent
• (of a person) able to speak clearly and logically
• forming a unified whole
• (of waves) having a constant phase relationship.
• Sticking together; cleaving; as the parts of bodies; solid or fluid.
• Composed of mutually dependent parts; making a logical whole; consistent; as, a coherent plan, argument, or discourse.
• Logically consistent; -- applied to persons; as, a coherent thinker.
• Suitable or suited; adapted; accordant.
• marked by an orderly, logical, and aesthetically consistent relation of parts
• capable of thinking and expressing yourself in a clear and consistent manner
• (physics) of waves having a constant phase relation
• logical and consistent

Words related to COHERENT

coherently18

Words that contain COHERENT

coherently18 incoherent15 noncoherent16 incoherently20 incoherentness19

How to use COHERENT in a sentence

• She was too utterly wearied to move about, but sat sunk in the chair by the window, almost too numbed with misery and fatigue for coherent thought.
• I seemed, for that little time, deprived, you know, of the power of coherent thought.
• There was no taste in what I ate, no refreshment in what I drank, and it required a painful effort to comprehend what was said to me and return a coherent answer.
• There is always a sound and coherent meaning in them, to be found if it be searched for.
• A novelist might mold the queer material into coherent sequence that would be interesting but could not be true.
• Things can be consistent or coherent in very diverse ways.
• I think I was dazed and incapable of any coherent thought.
• From that moment the governor was incapable of giving a coherent or useful order, until Bridget had arrived.
• Alas! he could obtain no coherent answer to his persistent questioning.
• She did not stop to ask what the trouble was, and indeed it would have been useless to attempt to get any coherent explanation from Trina at that time.
• And so the whole structure was organized and coherent and unified, and what was taught in one class was utilized in another.
• When she had by chance permitted him to enter, he had found her patient wandering in mind and entirely incapable of coherent conversation.
• The views which I have maintained throughout my work upon the Renaissance will be found, I think, to be coherent.
• The witnesses were closely examined, and the story was complete and admirably coherent.
• He might have been penned in a vault, and the darkness that pressed upon him seemed to crush the senses, making difficult coherent thought.
• Dizzy and ill from the heat, she closed her eyes and lay without hope or coherent thought.
• It does offer, to begin with, a coherent explanation of the problem of pain and sorrow.
• None the less, the most coherent systems must reckon with their own weaknesses.
• It was difficult to keep it coherent, too, because Mrs.
• He comprehended readily what was said to him, and his replies, aside from his extreme tendency to fabrication, were coherent and to the point.
• Greater variety than here will rarely be found between two successive phrases that are intended to form the halves of one coherent period.
• Still a wreck Blondel was by this time a little more coherent.
• Kohlhaas, who approached the wagon with a white face, could learn nothing coherent concerning the cause of the accident.
• His most coherent thought at that moment was a shamed remembrance of the way he had sworn at his horse.
• I have said already that language to be language at all must not only convey fairly definite coherent ideas, but must also convey them to another living being.
• The army was the one coherent, active, and thoroughly organized body in the country.
• Happily, moreover, without being necessary one to another, they yet have a coherent sequence, and follow one another like the days of a week.
• What unites all their investigations and makes them perfectly coherent with each other is the coincidence of thought expressed in the facts themselves.
• We cannot expect to find any coherent or uniform action on the part of parents.
• The earliest coherent thought on economic problems comes to us from the Greeks, among whom economic speculation had begun almost a thousand years before Christ.

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