coherent
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definition
adjective
they failed to develop a coherent economic strategy
(of an argument, theory, or policy) logical and consistent.
divided into a number of geographically coherent kingdoms
united as or forming a whole.
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But now that I'm finally 'coherent' enough to write again, I went ahead and updated.
Luckily, as drunk as we were, we were still 'coherent' enough to bat away the guy's sales pitch with enough authority to be allowed to leave.
It presents a clear and 'coherent' argument that applies historical analysis to a significant contemporary issue.
When he takes his prescription he is not 'coherent' .
A laser differs from ordinary light because it is 'coherent' light, but that is pretty much irrelevant for propulsion purposes.
Come on Chris, go study your contraception pamphlets and military briefing papers and come back when you're 'coherent' .
I can think of a lot of reasons why this is neither a good nor a 'coherent' policy.
If we can't construct 'coherent' policies to combat crime effectively, let's just pay it protection money.
Tattoos done in this manner - without a 'coherent' plan for the body as a whole - are ‘guy’ tattoos.
She was here, in the moment, and she was totally 'coherent' and rational.
The thief was sober, 'coherent' and, although clearly dangerous, seemingly intelligent.
Thanks to the fellow rider who saw the whole thing, pulled over, and made sure I was 'coherent' .
Consequently we have a relatively 'coherent' body of knowledge about ancient Hawaiian healing practices.
He can put together a 'coherent' policy programme which emphasises sensible reform of the public services and the tax and benefits system.
Well, that's not the most 'coherent' argument I've ever put together in favor of the educational system, but you get the idea.
The prize will honor a visually compelling, 'coherent' body of work that bears witness and has integrity of purpose.
As a collection of works the exhibition doesn't seem very unified, it doesn't have a 'coherent' visual voice.
There is no 'coherent' body of EC or EU law governing the position of third-country nationals.
In fact I was more 'coherent' about the general approach than I can remember being.
Here we have a 'coherent' body of knowledge, which Lyndon LaRouche has developed.
It is not surprising that his administration has failed to produce a systematic, 'coherent' policy on religion.
They often present a body of traditions and beliefs as 'coherent' and timeless.
When she does catch what we are talking about she is very 'coherent' and has intelligent comments to make.
It does not have the centralisation of religious authority which can both unify people around a 'coherent' set of values and prevent the emergence of extremes.
He was an extremely articulate and 'coherent' person - he knew what he wanted, he knew why he was doing it, and he didn't see why people should have a problem with it.
There are of course lasers with wavelengths in the infrared, masers that emit 'coherent' microwaves, and even x-ray lasers.
His choice of words has occasionally been politically naive, but his views are sincerely held and his arguments are internally 'coherent' .
Now that I am 'coherent' , I can recount our morning.
By then, he was 'coherent' enough to be able to listen to the twin's conversation.
I fail to see how that provides a logical, 'coherent' argument for the increase.
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