congruity

UK
/kənˈɡruː.ɪ.ti/
US
/kənˈɡruː.ə.ti/
congruitynoun
congruities
pl
Translations
The congruity between the two reports was evident, as they both reached the same conclusion.
L’accord entre les deux rapports était évident, car ils aboutissaient tous deux à la même conclusion.
There is a certain congruity in choosing a modest venue for such a humble celebration.
Il y a une certaine adéquation à choisir un lieu modeste pour une célébration aussi humble.
There was a surprising congruity in their opinions on the matter, despite their different backgrounds.
Il y avait une harmonie surprenante dans leurs opinions sur cette question, malgré leurs parcours différents.
Additional translations
congruitéSoutenu ; emploi rare, notamment en logique ou en philosophie.
Definitions
The quality or state of being in agreement, harmony, or correspondence.
The congruity between the two reports was evident, as they both reached the same conclusion.
A point of agreement or harmony.
There was a surprising congruity in their opinions on the matter, despite their different backgrounds.
Suitability or appropriateness to the circumstances; fitness.
There is a certain congruity in choosing a modest venue for such a humble celebration.
congruityadjective
UK
/kənˈɡruː.ɪ.ti/
US
/kənˈɡruː.ə.ti/
Used attributively in combinations such as "congruity theory"; treated as adjective per policy.
Definitions
Relating to or characterized by congruity; fitting or harmonious.
The committee adopted a congruity approach to ensure all policies aligned.