Cohérent
Example: Son argumentation est cohérente malgré la complexité du sujet.
Definition
"Cohérent" describes something logical and consistent, where all parts fit together in a clear and orderly way. For example, in philosophy, a coherent argument maintains internal consistency and clarity despite complexity.
Etymology
The word "cohérent" comes from the Latin verb 'cohaerēre,' meaning 'to stick together.' Did you know? Its roots emphasize things holding firmly together, perfectly reflecting how a coherent idea or argument is tightly connected and logically unified.
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