Cohere

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 22
kō-hēr′, v.i. to stick together: to follow in proper connection: to be consistent.— ns. Coher′ence , a sticking together: a consistent connection between several parts: congruity; Coher′ency .— adj. Coher′ent , sticking together: connected: consistent in thought or speech.— adv. Coher′ently .— n. Coher′er , an apparatus for the reception of the waves in 'wirele ' telegraphy.— adj. Cohē′sible , capable of cohesion.— n. Cohē′sion , the act of sticking together: a form of attraction by which particles of bodies stick together: logical connection.— adj. Cohē′sive , having the power of cohering: tending to unite into a ma .— adv. Cohē′sively .— ns. Cohē′sivene , Cohesibil′ity . [L. cohærēre , cohæsum , co- , together, and hærēre , to stick.]
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