coherency

• Nom désignant la qualité d'être logique, cohérent et formant un tout unifié ; souvent utilisé pour décrire la relation ordonnée et liée entre les parties d'un argument, d'un texte ou d'un système.

A noun referring to the quality of being logical, consistent, and forming a unified whole, often used to describe the orderly and connected relation of parts within an argument, text, or system.

indénombrable

1. State of sticking togetherC1formal

   The condition of parts being physically or logically connected and holding together as a unified whole.

   Cohérence

   • The coherency of the material was tested under extreme pressure.
   • The team's coherency was evident in their seamless collaboration.
   • The coherency of the argument relies on each point supporting the next.

   Synonymescoherencecohesionconnectednessconsistencyunity

   Antonymesdisconnectiondisjointednessfragmentationincoherency

2. Logical consistencyC1formal

   The quality of being logically sound, orderly, and consistent in the relation of parts to each other.

   Cohérence

   • The essay lacked coherency, jumping from one idea to another without connection.
   • For a theory to be accepted, it must demonstrate internal coherency.
   • The coherency of the report was praised by the reviewers.

   Synonymescoherencecongruityconsistencylogicalityrationalitysoundnessunity

   Antonymesdisorganizationillogicalityincoherenceincoherencyinconsistency