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congruous

/ˈkɒŋ.ɡru.əs/

Traduction: Adjectif signifiant qui est en accord ou en harmonie avec quelque chose ; convenable ou approprié. De nos jours, il est considéré comme rare ou formel, largement remplacé par 'congruent' ou 'consistent'.

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/ˈkɒŋ.ɡru.əs/C2formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif signifiant qui est en accord ou en harmonie avec quelque chose ; convenable ou approprié. De nos jours, il est considéré comme rare ou formel, largement remplacé par 'congruent' ou 'consistent'.

An adjective meaning in agreement or harmony with something; fitting or appropriate. It is now considered rare or formal, largely replaced by 'congruent' or 'consistent'.

  1. Corresponding in character or kindC2formal

    Having a natural agreement or similarity in nature, quality, or design.

    frConforme, en accord

    • The two theories are congruous with each other.
    • Her actions were congruous with her stated beliefs.
    • The architectural style is congruous with the historical period.

    Synonymesaccordantcompatibleconsistentconsonantcorrespondingfittingharmoniousmatchingsuitable

    Antonymesdiscordantdissimilarincompatibleincongruousmismatched

  2. Suitable or appropriate togetherC2formal

    Being in harmony or fitting well together in a particular context.

    frQui convient, approprié

    • The furniture was congruous with the room's decor.
    • His behavior was not congruous with the formal setting.
    • The colors in the painting are congruous and pleasing.

    Synonymesappropriatecompatibleconsistentconsonantcorrespondingfittingharmoniousmatchingsuitable

    Antonymesdiscordantinappropriateincompatibleincongruousinconsistent

Formes
  • more congruous comparative form
  • most congruous superlative form
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