🧩coherence (kohérans)

noun
/koʊˈhɪr.əns/
cohérence (coherence)

Signification

The quality of being logical and consistent; forming a unified whole.
The quality of being logical and consistent.
The quality of being logical and consistent; the quality of forming a unified whole.
Traduction de la signification
La qualité d'être logique et cohérent; former un tout unifié.
La qualité d'être logique et cohérent; former un tout unifié.

Phrases d'exemple

The essay lacked coherence, making it hard to follow.

L'essai manquait de cohérence, ce qui le rendait difficile à suivre.
L'essai manquait de cohérence, ce qui le rendait difficile à suivre.

The coherence of the project plan ensured its success.

La cohérence du plan du projet a assuré son succès.
La coherence du plan du projet a assure son succes.

His speech lacked coherence, making it difficult to follow.

Son discours manquait de cohérence, ce qui le rendait difficile à suivre.
Son discours manquait de coherence, ce qui le rendait difficile a suivre.

Synonymes

logical consistency, unity, clarity, consistency, logical connection, harmony
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logical consistency, unity, clarity
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consistency, unity
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clarity, logical connection, consistency, unity, harmony

Antonymes

incoherence, confusion, disorganization, discrepancy, disarray, inconsistency
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incoherence, confusion, disorganization
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disorganization, discrepancy
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incoherence, disarray, confusion, inconsistency

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