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Definition of cohere
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Cohere
(a.) To stick
together;
to
cleave;
to be
united;
to hold fast, as parts of the same
mass..
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Rabble
::
Rabble
(v. t.) To utter
glibly
and
incoherently;
to mouth
without
intelligence.
Inconsistency
::
Inconsistency
(n.)
Absurdity
in
argument
ore
narration;
incoherence
or
irreconcilability
in the parts of a
statement,
argument,
or
narration;
that which is
inconsistent..
Sand
::
Sand (n.) Fine
particles
of
stone,
esp. of
siliceous
stone,
but not
reduced
to dust;
comminuted
stone in the form of loose
grains,
which are not
coherent
when wet..
Jabber
::
"Jabber
(n.) Rapid or
incoherent
talk, with
indistinct
utterance;
gibberish..
Thinker
::
Thinker
(n.) One who
thinks;
especially
and
chiefly,
one who
thinks
in a
particular
manner;
as, a close
thinker;
a deep
thinker;
a
coherent
thinker..
Sarcobasis
::
Sarcobasis
(n.) A fruit
consisting
of many dry
indehiscent
cells,
which
contain
but few seeds and
cohere
about a
common
style,
as in the
mallows..
Coherent
::
Coherent
(a.)
Sticking
together;
cleaving;
as the parts of
bodies;
solid or
fluid.
Cohere
::
Cohere
(a.) To be
united
or
connected
together
in
subordination
to one
purpose;
to
follow
naturally
and
logically,
as the parts of a
discourse,
or as
arguments
in a train of
reasoning;
to be
logically
consistent..
Bind
::
Bind (v. i.) To
contract;
to grow hard or
stiff;
to
cohere
or stick
together
in a mass; as, clay binds by
heat..
Maunder
::
Maunder
(v. i.) To
mutter;
to
mumble;
to
grumble;
to speak
indistinctly
or
disconnectedly;
to talk
incoherently.
Dicoccous
::
Dicoccous
(a.)
Composed
of two
coherent,
one-seeded
carpels;
as, a
dicoccous
capsule..
Dander
::
Dander
(v. i.) To
wander
about;
to
saunter;
to talk
incoherently.
Syncarpia
::
Syncarp
(n.) A kind of
aggregate
fruit in which the
ovaries
cohere
in a solid mass, with a
slender
receptacle,
as in the
magnolia;
also, a
similar
multiple
fruit,
as a
mulberry..
Coherent
::
Coherent
(a.)
Suitable
or
suited;
adapted;
accordant.
Coherency
::
Coherency
(n.)
Connection
or
dependence,
proceeding
from the
subordination
of the parts of a thing to one
principle
or
purpose,
as in the parts of a
discourse,
or of a
system
of
philosophy;
consecutiveness..
Adesmy
::
Adesmy
(n.) The
division
or
defective
coherence
of an organ that is
usually
entire.
Fixity
::
Fixity
(n.)
Coherence
of
parts.
Discoherent
::
Discoherent
(a.)
Incoherent.
Incoherency
::
Incoherency
(n.) Want of
connection;
incongruity;
inconsistency;
want of
agreement
or
dependence
of one part on
another;
as, the
incoherence
of
arguments,
facts,
etc..
Incompacted
::
Incompacted
(a.) Not
compact;
not
having
the parts
firmly
united;
not
solid;
incoherent;
loose;
discrete.
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