Coherent

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 36
Sticking or cleaving together, as the parts of bodies, solid or fluid. "Where all must fall, or not coherent be." - Pope. -Connected; united; consistent; observing due order and arrangement. "A coherent thinker and a strict reasoner is not to be made at once by a set of rules."-Watts. -Suitable or suited; regularly adapted. "Instruct my daughter, Shaks. That time and place... may prove coherent." Coherentific, a. Pertaining, or inducing cohesion; as, " coherentific force." - Cole ridge.
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