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Meanings of cohesion in English

Portuguese
coerência
Catalan
cohesió
Spanish
coherencia

The state of cohering or sticking together.

coerência
Usage of cohesion in English
1
Family cohesion mediated family meals and risk of smoking in Year 10.
Pubmed
2
It's decisively effected the stability and cohesion of Europe, the academic said.
Reuters
3
There are costs in terms of social cohesion, harmony and, paradoxically, health.
The Irish Times
4
The Springboks for their part lacked the cohesion present a week ago.
The South African
5
Communities on which the true wealth and cohesion of the UK depends.
The Guardian
6
Skjelbred, though, came back to the question of cohesion in his analysis.
Reuters
7
Rules that produce majestic cohesion out of local jostling turn up everywhere.
Wired
8
Social cohesion Parks are spaces for people to meet, work and play.
The South African
9
There must be cohesion and consistency for a collection to come together.
The Irish Times
10
Cohesin is responsible for sister chromatid cohesion, ensuring the correct chromosome segregation.
Pubmed
11
We conclude that Haspin is required to maintain centromeric cohesion during mitosis.
Pubmed
12
The power of cohesion is more rigorous in some bodies than others.
Lectures on Popular and Scientific Subjects
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Still, 16 Lovers Lane had a cohesion their other albums perhaps lacked.
The Guardian
14
Cohesins and their regulators are vital for normal chromosome cohesion and segregation.
Pubmed
15
Additionally this defiance implied a threat to the cohesion of the empire.
The Irish Times
16
She claims that only women can bring cohesion and bind societies together.
The Irish Times
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Translations for cohesion
Cohesion through the time
Cohesion across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common