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coherently
[ koh-heer-uhnt-lee, -her- ]
adverb
- in a clear and logically connected, consistent, intelligible way; in a way that makes sense:
None of the parties present was able to explain coherently what had happened.
Your paper must have a soundly reasoned, coherently written conclusion.
- with a natural, harmonious, well-balanced agreement of parts:
We’ve turned these goals into concrete initiatives that work coherently across humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding efforts.
- Physics, Optics. with electromagnetic waves in a fixed phase relationship maintained over time:
A coherently illuminated system is especially useful for performing spectral analysis.
Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of coherently1
Example Sentences
“If programs are dispersed, they’re going to be administered less coherently, and the effect on districts and states will be that they have to report to multiple departments for multiple different programs,†she added.
After a second round of cortisone therapy, he regained the ability to concentrate and express himself coherently, he says.
In doing so, he questioned the capacity of elderly residents to coherently cast their ballot.
Trump’s gaffe comes as reports of his increasingly public challenges speaking coherently plague his campaign, while he continues to run on the age of his opponent, Joe Biden, as a key deciding factor.
The researchers emphasize the incredibly high precision that the characterization process required, as the trefoil field is made of not just one, but two coherently combined optical fields.
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