congruent
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6.7
- adjective
- /kənˈɡruːənt/
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coherente
- Iran also has long term strategic goals that are actually in many ways congruent with ours.
- congruent communication
- congruent with the findings
- congruent with the goals
Every day that self talk commands you to be congruent with the best of who you are.
- Every day that self talk commands you to be congruent with the best of who you are.
- And I think if you're around somebody that's not congruent, it's just like music that's off beat.
- Iran also has long term strategic goals that are actually in many ways congruent with ours.
- It is a message to the Arabs congruent with the message of Judaism and Christianity.
- And if you're doing that mixed with Whole Foods and meats, if you eat meats, then now you're actually more congruent with what the human body wants.
- We are paying a penalty for politicians forcing us into energy consumption patterns which were not congruent with reality.
- Happiness is, is being congruent with your conscience, right?
- Which is very congruent with love bombing too.
Examples
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His opinions are congruent with the values of the organization he represents.
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Sudzina (1997) proposed that case studies are a pedagogical method congruent with the principles of educational psychology.
Academic text (2015) -
Which is very congruent with love bombing too.
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First of all, it's important that your choices in life are congruent with your personality and your values.
Fiction book (1992) -
You become more confident, more congruent, more competent.
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Results indicate that students engaging with the course congruent with its intended design experienced increased learning.
Academic text (2015) -
The current political culture and civil-military relationship are congruent with the history of the nation.
Academic text (1992) -
The authentic person lives in a way that is congruent or consistent with who they are and they don't put on facades.
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The societal image of "acceptable male behavior" is not congruent with the societal image of "the dancer."
Academic text (1993) -
The findings suggested that CBC's effects on teacher-reported children's social skills depend on congruent parent-teacher communication.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
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7.3
Being a good match with something else
How Congruent
Surface Forms
Etymology
Congruent comes from Latin parts con- 'together' and gruere 'to fit'. So congruent can also mean 'in agreement' or harmony, because things that fit together agree with each other.