cohere

UK
/kəʊˈhɪə/
US
/koʊˈhɪr/

Translations

cohereverb
cohered
Past Simple
cohered
Past Participle
cohering
Gerund
UK
/kəʊˈhɪə/
US
/koʊˈhɪr/
cohérerEmploi soutenu, surtout pour des idées, un raisonnement ou un ensemble logique.
Her argument cohered well, making it easy to follow her reasoning.
Son argument cohérait bien, ce qui rendait son raisonnement facile à suivre.
se souderAu sens figuré d’un groupe ou d’un ensemble qui reste uni et solidaire.
The team needs to cohere if they want to win the championship.
L’équipe doit se souder si elle veut gagner le championnat.
Additional translations
harmoniserTransitif; rendre un ensemble plus cohérent ou plus homogène.

Definitions

cohereverb
To stick together; to be united or consistent as a whole.
The team needs to cohere if they want to win the championship.
To be logically connected or consistent.
Her argument cohered well, making it easy to follow her reasoning.
To cause separate parts or elements to stick or fit together so as to form a unified whole.
The editor cohered the different chapters into a seamless narrative.