cohesive

/koʊˈhisɪv/
adjective
  1. Characterized by or causing parts to stick together firmly; united.
    • A cohesive neighborhood looks out for each other during emergencies.
    • The team became more cohesive after the training retreat.
    • The dough was cohesive and easy to roll into a ball.
  2. Forming a united or logical whole, especially in writing, speech, or design.
    • A cohesive argument is easier for readers to understand and believe.
    • Her speech was cohesive, with each point building on the last.
    • The designer created a cohesive look by using the same colors throughout the room.
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