Definition of coherently in English:

coherently

adverb kəʊˈhɪərəntlikoʊˈhɪrəntli

1(with reference to an argument, theory, or policy) in a logical and consistent way.
you argue your point coherently
Example sentencesExamples
- People in the red states who can think coherently are going to migrate to the blue states.
- In 1435, he codified the depiction of the ideal human form in narrative representations, coherently presented, and designed to encourage high standards of behavior.
- Her life was a blind spot, in that she was unable to see things coherently.
- The plot seems more of an excuse for actors to chew on their roles than for a coherently presented story.
- The situation cannot be brought coherently to conclusion.
- The interviews are coherently introduced in the fabric of the book.
- I was at my wit's end and could not think coherently.
- It's the job of the development czar to see that all this can be explained coherently.
- Sources in the department admitted they had not reacted coherently to the clamor for action.
- He demonstrates quite coherently and cogently that genuine lyric poetry is as inventive and individual as it ever was.
1. 1.1 (with reference to speech) in a clear and understandable way.
  he suffered a stroke that left him unable to walk or talk coherently
  Example sentencesExamples
  He collapsed in an armchair, unable to move or talk coherently for several hours.
  Through intense therapy, I relearned to walk, use my left arm, and speak coherently.
  He had to be carried to the van and was not talking coherently.
  He was conscious when tested and was even able to coherently speak to the doctors despite having a high blood-alcohol level.
  She is a small ball of badly coordinated energy that has trouble answering phone calls coherently.
  He speaks coherently, even though he seems ill at ease.
  Will you start speaking coherently and tell me what happened?
  He hoped he would be able to coherently say what he was feeling, despite his stutter.
  During those hours, he spoke coherently and could understand what was said.
  My mother has Alzheimer's disease and hasn't spoken coherently for more than two years.
2In a way that forms a unified whole.
communities preferred coherently organized or curated online collections
Example sentencesExamples
- He more coherently structures a cultural studies methodology by invoking a multitude of textual examples that build upon and connect to each other.
- Perhaps because of the daunting range of objects, he does not clearly succeed in assembling them coherently.
- Rectangular in plan, but undulating in section, the roof will also help integrate the campus more coherently with its park setting.
- The system needs focus to ensure that all devices work coherently together to provide the security that justified their cost.
- Compiling need not be a problem, particularly if the information is coherently organized.
- Filled with inspiring objects coherently displayed in spacious galleries, the new center is an accessible, exemplary model for such buildings.
- I liked the soundtrack, but I didn't think that it worked coherently as a whole.
- System-wide synchronization ensures that related files are backed up together and coherently.
- It's a dizzying kaleidoscope of scraps and snippets, some new, some old, interesting in themselves but not coherently coordinated.
- The class hierarchy enables it to coherently integrate related information from different sources at varying levels of detail.

Definition of coherently in US English:

coherently

adverbkōˈhirəntlēkoʊˈhɪrəntli

1(with reference to an argument, theory, or policy) in a logical and consistent way.
you argue your point coherently
Example sentencesExamples
- The interviews are coherently introduced in the fabric of the book.
- The plot seems more of an excuse for actors to chew on their roles than for a coherently presented story.
- In 1435, he codified the depiction of the ideal human form in narrative representations, coherently presented, and designed to encourage high standards of behavior.
- People in the red states who can think coherently are going to migrate to the blue states.
- Sources in the department admitted they had not reacted coherently to the clamor for action.
- He demonstrates quite coherently and cogently that genuine lyric poetry is as inventive and individual as it ever was.
- It's the job of the development czar to see that all this can be explained coherently.
- Her life was a blind spot, in that she was unable to see things coherently.
- The situation cannot be brought coherently to conclusion.
- I was at my wit's end and could not think coherently.
1. 1.1 (with reference to speech) in a clear and understandable way.
  he suffered a stroke that left him unable to walk or talk coherently
  Example sentencesExamples
  She is a small ball of badly coordinated energy that has trouble answering phone calls coherently.
  My mother has Alzheimer's disease and hasn't spoken coherently for more than two years.
  During those hours, he spoke coherently and could understand what was said.
  He had to be carried to the van and was not talking coherently.
  He was conscious when tested and was even able to coherently speak to the doctors despite having a high blood-alcohol level.
  He collapsed in an armchair, unable to move or talk coherently for several hours.
  Will you start speaking coherently and tell me what happened?
  He speaks coherently, even though he seems ill at ease.
  Through intense therapy, I relearned to walk, use my left arm, and speak coherently.
  He hoped he would be able to coherently say what he was feeling, despite his stutter.
2In a way that forms a unified whole.
communities preferred coherently organized or curated online collections
Example sentencesExamples
- Compiling need not be a problem, particularly if the information is coherently organized.
- I liked the soundtrack, but I didn't think that it worked coherently as a whole.
- System-wide synchronization ensures that related files are backed up together and coherently.
- The system needs focus to ensure that all devices work coherently together to provide the security that justified their cost.
- The class hierarchy enables it to coherently integrate related information from different sources at varying levels of detail.
- Rectangular in plan, but undulating in section, the roof will also help integrate the campus more coherently with its park setting.
- Filled with inspiring objects coherently displayed in spacious galleries, the new center is an accessible, exemplary model for such buildings.
- He more coherently structures a cultural studies methodology by invoking a multitude of textual examples that build upon and connect to each other.
- Perhaps because of the daunting range of objects, he does not clearly succeed in assembling them coherently.
- It's a dizzying kaleidoscope of scraps and snippets, some new, some old, interesting in themselves but not coherently coordinated.

单词	coherently
释义	Definition of coherently in English: coherently adverb kəʊˈhɪərəntlikoʊˈhɪrəntli 1(with reference to an argument, theory, or policy) in a logical and consistent way. you argue your point coherently Example sentencesExamples People in the red states who can think coherently are going to migrate to the blue states. In 1435, he codified the depiction of the ideal human form in narrative representations, coherently presented, and designed to encourage high standards of behavior. Her life was a blind spot, in that she was unable to see things coherently. The plot seems more of an excuse for actors to chew on their roles than for a coherently presented story. The situation cannot be brought coherently to conclusion. The interviews are coherently introduced in the fabric of the book. I was at my wit's end and could not think coherently. It's the job of the development czar to see that all this can be explained coherently. Sources in the department admitted they had not reacted coherently to the clamor for action. He demonstrates quite coherently and cogently that genuine lyric poetry is as inventive and individual as it ever was. 1.1 (with reference to speech) in a clear and understandable way. he suffered a stroke that left him unable to walk or talk coherently Example sentencesExamples He collapsed in an armchair, unable to move or talk coherently for several hours. Through intense therapy, I relearned to walk, use my left arm, and speak coherently. He had to be carried to the van and was not talking coherently. He was conscious when tested and was even able to coherently speak to the doctors despite having a high blood-alcohol level. She is a small ball of badly coordinated energy that has trouble answering phone calls coherently. He speaks coherently, even though he seems ill at ease. Will you start speaking coherently and tell me what happened? He hoped he would be able to coherently say what he was feeling, despite his stutter. During those hours, he spoke coherently and could understand what was said. My mother has Alzheimer's disease and hasn't spoken coherently for more than two years. 2In a way that forms a unified whole. communities preferred coherently organized or curated online collections Example sentencesExamples He more coherently structures a cultural studies methodology by invoking a multitude of textual examples that build upon and connect to each other. Perhaps because of the daunting range of objects, he does not clearly succeed in assembling them coherently. Rectangular in plan, but undulating in section, the roof will also help integrate the campus more coherently with its park setting. The system needs focus to ensure that all devices work coherently together to provide the security that justified their cost. Compiling need not be a problem, particularly if the information is coherently organized. Filled with inspiring objects coherently displayed in spacious galleries, the new center is an accessible, exemplary model for such buildings. I liked the soundtrack, but I didn't think that it worked coherently as a whole. System-wide synchronization ensures that related files are backed up together and coherently. It's a dizzying kaleidoscope of scraps and snippets, some new, some old, interesting in themselves but not coherently coordinated. The class hierarchy enables it to coherently integrate related information from different sources at varying levels of detail. Definition of coherently in US English: coherently adverbkōˈhirəntlēkoʊˈhɪrəntli 1(with reference to an argument, theory, or policy) in a logical and consistent way. you argue your point coherently Example sentencesExamples The interviews are coherently introduced in the fabric of the book. The plot seems more of an excuse for actors to chew on their roles than for a coherently presented story. In 1435, he codified the depiction of the ideal human form in narrative representations, coherently presented, and designed to encourage high standards of behavior. People in the red states who can think coherently are going to migrate to the blue states. Sources in the department admitted they had not reacted coherently to the clamor for action. He demonstrates quite coherently and cogently that genuine lyric poetry is as inventive and individual as it ever was. It's the job of the development czar to see that all this can be explained coherently. Her life was a blind spot, in that she was unable to see things coherently. The situation cannot be brought coherently to conclusion. I was at my wit's end and could not think coherently. 1.1 (with reference to speech) in a clear and understandable way. he suffered a stroke that left him unable to walk or talk coherently Example sentencesExamples She is a small ball of badly coordinated energy that has trouble answering phone calls coherently. My mother has Alzheimer's disease and hasn't spoken coherently for more than two years. During those hours, he spoke coherently and could understand what was said. He had to be carried to the van and was not talking coherently. He was conscious when tested and was even able to coherently speak to the doctors despite having a high blood-alcohol level. He collapsed in an armchair, unable to move or talk coherently for several hours. Will you start speaking coherently and tell me what happened? He speaks coherently, even though he seems ill at ease. Through intense therapy, I relearned to walk, use my left arm, and speak coherently. He hoped he would be able to coherently say what he was feeling, despite his stutter. 2In a way that forms a unified whole. communities preferred coherently organized or curated online collections Example sentencesExamples Compiling need not be a problem, particularly if the information is coherently organized. I liked the soundtrack, but I didn't think that it worked coherently as a whole. System-wide synchronization ensures that related files are backed up together and coherently. The system needs focus to ensure that all devices work coherently together to provide the security that justified their cost. The class hierarchy enables it to coherently integrate related information from different sources at varying levels of detail. Rectangular in plan, but undulating in section, the roof will also help integrate the campus more coherently with its park setting. Filled with inspiring objects coherently displayed in spacious galleries, the new center is an accessible, exemplary model for such buildings. He more coherently structures a cultural studies methodology by invoking a multitude of textual examples that build upon and connect to each other. Perhaps because of the daunting range of objects, he does not clearly succeed in assembling them coherently. It's a dizzying kaleidoscope of scraps and snippets, some new, some old, interesting in themselves but not coherently coordinated.
随便看	coerce coerced coerce into coercement coercer coercer coerces coerce to coercible coercible coercibleness coercing coercion coercions coercive coercive force coercively coercively coerciveness coerciveness coercivities compound fracture compound fractures compounding compoundings