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Meanings of cohesiveness in English

Portuguese
coerência
Catalan
cohesió
Spanish
coherencia

The state of cohering or sticking together.

coerência

The property of being cohesive and sticky.

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Examples for "cohesion"
Examples for "cohesion"
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Family cohesion mediated family meals and risk of smoking in Year 10.
Pubmed
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It's decisively effected the stability and cohesion of Europe, the academic said.
Reuters
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There are costs in terms of social cohesion, harmony and, paradoxically, health.
The Irish Times
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The Springboks for their part lacked the cohesion present a week ago.
The South African
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Communities on which the true wealth and cohesion of the UK depends.
The Guardian
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Moments pass in which I try to order my words into coherence.
Daughters of the Nile
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Conclusions: The proposed thresholds minimize changes and keep coherence across anthropometric indicators.
Pubmed
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The shadows seemed lacking in definiteness, the outlines and grouping in coherence.
Lord of the World
4
Marapper was surrounded by people and reduced to a state of coherence.
Non-Stop
5
The voice jarred again; and startled him into a flash of coherence.
Come Rack! Come Rope!
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There was, therefore, no force and little coherency in the Eleventh Article.
History of the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, President of the U...
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To most of them, these impressions never reach the point of coherency.
The Riverman
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But this is to presuppose that the religious right once had moral coherency.
The Guardian
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That may be a tall order in a team that finds coherency elusive.
The Guardian
5
For the delegates set great store by their reputation for logic and coherency.
The Inside Story of the Peace Conference
Usage of cohesiveness in English
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The album's name and cover art reinforce a new sense of cohesiveness.
Reuters
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A certain giving cohesiveness is part of the pleasure of melted cheese.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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Despite this, question marks remain over France's cohesiveness as a team.
News.com.au
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Hanna said the cohesiveness of the community became more prevalent during the lockdown.
Radio NZ
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Even the fuel door carries the character line, a nice bit of cohesiveness.
BBC
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There simply was little cohesiveness on either side of the floor.
Reuters
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The big question is whether that cohesiveness can be maintained as Neymar returns.
The Irish Times
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There was a lot of social cohesiveness, partly by ignoring minorities.
Radio NZ
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Right until the end we were there but we were perhaps lacking that cohesiveness.
The Guardian
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Such was the gory nurse that trained societies to cohesiveness.
Memories and Studies
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NATO used it to successfully put its cohesiveness to test.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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It fosters cohesiveness, creativity and curiosity, and it is what the country lives for.
The Guardian
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A general election begins on February 22nd which may undermine the cohesiveness of the nation.
The Irish Times
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Where Leia prioritizes cohesiveness, First Order leadership sews division.
Wired
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Unused to such freedom, she loses cohesiveness, still existing, but commingled with the larger world.
Seven Wonders of a Once and Future World & Other Stories
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What marks it out from those forums I once desperately searched through is its cohesiveness.
The Guardian
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