Coherent ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Coherent ( adjective )

1. Logically connected and easy to understand.
2. Able to express oneself clearly and effectively.
3. Having a clear and consistent internal structure.

Origin:

From latin cohaerent- "holding together", from the verb cohaerere.

Examples:

1. The report was well-written and coherent.
2. His argument was not coherent, it was difficult to follow.
3. The speech was coherent and well-delivered.
4. The theory was scientifically coherent and consistent.
5. The story was coherent and easy to follow.

(As a verb)

Coherent ( verb )

1. Logically connected and easy to understand.
2. Able to express oneself clearly and effectively.
3. Having a clear and consistent internal structure.

Origin:

From latin cohaerent- "holding together", from the verb cohaerere.

Examples:

1. The report was well-written and coherent.
2. His argument was not coherent, it was difficult to follow.
3. The speech was coherent and well-delivered.
4. The theory was scientifically coherent and consistent.
5. The story was coherent and easy to follow.