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cohesive

Definition for cohesive

adjective as in tending to unite

Strongest matches

close-knit, united

Strong matches

adhesive, tenacious

Weak match

connected

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Example Sentences

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"If you see two people together, you want your overall vibe to match, or at least flow cohesively."

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It was more a matter of creating a space where both of us could be fully ourselves, and trusting that something cohesive would emerge from that.

But instead, the judge said, she had been "composed enough to tell persuasive and cohesive lies about what had happened".

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Throughout, Flournoy’s gift for weaving multiple personalities into a cohesive whole is on fine display.

His attempt to portray the club as a cohesive machine where no conflict existed was unconvincing based on some of the things he has been saying in recent weeks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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