cohere
/koʊˈhɪr/
verb
- To stick together or be united in a logical or consistent way.
- The ingredients in this sauce just don't cohere; it keeps separating.
- The team needs to cohere better if they want to win the championship.
- The different parts of her argument didn't cohere, so the essay was confusing.
- To form a united whole; to be consistent or logical.
- The scattered notes finally cohered into a beautiful poem.
- The group's ideas began to cohere into a clear plan after hours of discussion.
- His story doesn't cohere with the evidence we found at the scene.
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