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Comparative
more coherent
Superlative
most coherent
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logical and consistent, forming a unified and clear whole, especially in arguments, theories, or policies
- The plot of the novel was coherent, with all the events and characters contributing to a unified storyline.
- The theory presented in the lecture was coherent, supported by evidence and logical reasoning.
- The plan for the project was coherent, outlining clear objectives and steps for implementation.
- His ideas were coherent, each point building on the previous one.
- The professor gave a coherent explanation of the theory, tying everything together.
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(of a person) able to express thoughts or ideas in a clear and consistent manner
- She was coherent in her speech, making it easy for everyone to understand.
- A coherent person can present complex ideas in a simple way.
- She is a coherent speaker, always presenting her ideas in an organized way.
- As a leader, he is coherent in his decision-making, ensuring everyone understands his reasoning.
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having a consistent phase or relationship, especially in reference to waves or signals in physics
- Coherent light is essential for creating focused laser beams.
- The study demonstrated the behavior of coherent waves in interference patterns.
- Coherent sound waves travel with a consistent frequency, creating a clear tone.
- The experiment relies on having coherent signals to achieve precise measurements.
- Coherent radiation maintains a stable phase, critical for advanced optical systems.
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