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coherently /kəʊˈhɪərəntli /adverb1(With reference to an argument, theory, or policy) in a logical and consistent way: you argue your point coherently...- 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.
- Sources in the department admitted they had not reacted coherently to the clamor for action.
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...- She is a small ball of badly coordinated energy that has trouble answering phone calls coherently.
- He was conscious when tested and was even able to coherently speak to the doctors despite having a high blood-alcohol level.
- Through intense therapy, I relearned to walk, use my left arm, and speak coherently.
2In a way that forms a unified whole: communities preferred coherently organized or curated online collections...- Filled with inspiring objects coherently displayed in spacious galleries, the new center is an accessible, exemplary model for such buildings.
- 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.
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