cohesion
/koʊˈhiʒən/
noun
- The act or state of sticking together tightly, especially of the parts of a group or substance.
- The cohesion of the community helped everyone recover after the storm.
- Water molecules have strong cohesion, which allows them to form droplets.
- Team cohesion is important for winning basketball games.
- In physics and chemistry, the force that causes molecules of the same substance to stick together.
- The cohesion of mercury makes it form round beads on a flat surface.
- Scientists study cohesion to understand how liquids behave.
- Cohesion between water molecules creates surface tension.
- The quality of forming a united, logical whole, especially in writing or argument.
- Good cohesion in a speech helps the audience follow the main ideas.
- The editor improved the cohesion of the article by adding transitions.
- The essay lacked cohesion because the paragraphs didn't connect well.
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