Cohérent
Example: Son argumentation est claire et cohérente tout au long du débat.
Definition
"Cohérent" describes something logical, consistent, and well-organized, especially in ideas or arguments. When an argument is "cohérent," its parts fit together sensibly, making the reasoning clear and understandable, as in a discussion or philosophical debate.
Etymology
The word "cohérent" comes from the Latin 'cohaerent-', the present participle of 'cohaerēre,' meaning 'to stick together.' Did you know? This Latin root also gave rise to the English word 'coherent,' emphasizing the idea of things 'sticking' or fitting together logically.
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