Cohesive ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Cohesive ( adjective )

1. United or sticking together firmly.
2. Having internal unity and consistency.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin cohaes- "stuck together", from the verb cohaerere, from co- "together" + haerere "stick".

Examples:

1. The cohesive team worked well together to complete the project.
2. The company culture is very cohesive, everyone works towards a common goal.
3. The author creates a cohesive narrative that keeps the reader engaged.
4. A cohesive plan was necessary to achieve the desired outcome.
5. The cohesive mixture was easy to mold and held its shape.

(As a noun)

Cohesive ( noun )

1. United or sticking together firmly.
2. Having internal unity and consistency.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin cohaes- "stuck together", from the verb cohaerere, from co- "together" + haerere "stick".

Examples:

1. The cohesive team worked well together to complete the project.
2. The company culture is very cohesive, everyone works towards a common goal.
3. The author creates a cohesive narrative that keeps the reader engaged.
4. A cohesive plan was necessary to achieve the desired outcome.
5. The cohesive mixture was easy to mold and held its shape.