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Meanings of coherent in English
Marked by an orderly, logical, and aesthetically consistent relation of parts.
Usage of coherent in English
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Madam, - Does the Government have any coherent vision for Irish society?
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OPINION: FINALLY, THE outlines of a coherent debate on the federal bailout.
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Under the circumstances a coherent plan of campaign was not easily achieved.
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However, he is struggling to come up with a coherent economic policy.
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I had to concentrate hard to both breathe and ask coherent questions.
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It is a building block towards a more coherent EU security policy.
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That means, as I say, having a coherent position on the deficit.
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Progressive alternatives, while available, have yet to find a coherent electoral voice.
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Perhaps this is a sign of a more coherent approach to touring?
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Analysts say individual country efforts must be globally coherent and internationally reinforcing.
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Tarsus was barely coherent when Risa and Krislan met to question him.
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How much do you think of it as a coherent single work?
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His first coherent thought was that he had just escaped certain doom.
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Belturbet made no coherent reply; he was engaged in feeling his pulse.
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It formed a coherent, visually harmonious community, yet was open to all.
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The two need to be seen as parts of a coherent whole.
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Translations for coherent
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Coherent through the time
Coherent across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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