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Meanings of coherent in English
Marked by an orderly, logical, and aesthetically consistent relation of parts.
Synonyms
Examples for "ordered"
Examples for "ordered"
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So she ordered a home test kit through the National Health Service.
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The government ordered the State Services inquiry into the breach last Monday.
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China, concerned about financial stability, last year ordered some exchanges to close.
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Putin also ordered the government to bring Russian tourists already there home.
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New polices ordered by Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis have taken root.
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Clearly the deal on paper is consistent with international law and standards.
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But the message remains consistent and to work from home where possible.
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National polls have shown a consistent opposition to nuclear power since Fukushima.
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As we know, a consistent investment approach is key to investment success.
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Since you mentioned five figures, let us be consistent with your words.
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Prevention is therefore paramount and a logical focus for future research attention.
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The logical answer to the latter question seems pretty obvious: probably not.
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It's perfectly logical; you talk like somebody living a thousand years ago.
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The republican movement must continue its recent development to its logical conclusion.
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Algorithms follow logical rules in order to optimize for a given outcome.
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The SRB is the body that oversees euro zone banks' orderly liquidations.
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The orderly-sergeant took the sword and tenderly placed it in the scabbard.
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An orderly workout process, avoiding further market destabilisation, requires coordination and consistency.
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Friday's deal appeared to put Britain on course for an orderly Brexit.
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The people of Dublin were quite used to seeing their orderly parades.
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Following cardiac arrest a lucid, organized, and conscious experience should be impossible.
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These had not made fertile furrow for lucid thought about my future.
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I readily admit it: the theory is very simple, lucid and seductive.
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So lucid is the memory that I feel the power of resurrection.
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The address was scholarly, lucid, earnest; and the language was absolutely perfect.
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
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Catalan
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Coherent through the time
Coherent across language varieties
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