- de|co|her|ence
- de|co|her|ence «DEE koh HIHR uhns», noun.Electricity. decohering action.
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co|in|her|ence — «KOH ihn HIHR uhns», noun. inclusion or existence together in the same thing, such as qualities or activities … Useful english dictionary
in|co|her|ence — «IHN koh HIHR uhns», noun. 1. disconnected thought or speech: »the incoherence of a frightened child. 2. lack of logical connection. 3. failure to stick together; looseness … Useful english dictionary
ad|her|ence — «ad HIHR uhns», noun. 1. a holding to and following closely; steady observance or maintenance: »The coach insisted on rigid adherence to the rules. 2. attachment or devotion (to a party, leader, or belief); faithfulness. 3. a sticking fast;… … Useful english dictionary
co|her|ence — «koh HIHR uhns», noun. 1. Figurative. logical connection; consistency; congruity: »The insane man s speech lacked coherence. The laws of brain physiology ultimately depend for their significance, as well as coherence, on mathematical and logical… … Useful english dictionary
in|her|ence — «ihn HIHR uhns, HEHR », noun. 1. the fact of being inherent. 2. Philosophy. the relation of a quality or attribute to its subject … Useful english dictionary
ence — esu·ri·ence; ex·pe·ri·ence·able; ex·pe·ri·ence·less; im·per·ence; in·dif·fer·ence; in·fer·ence; in·flu·ence·abil·i·ty; in·flu·ence·able; in·ger·ence; in·gre·di·ence; in·her·ence; in·sip·i·ence; in·tend·ence; in·ter·fer·ence; in·ter·flu·ence;… … English syllables
her — ad·her·ence; ad·her·en·cy; ad·her·end; co·her·en·cy; co·her·ent; co·her·er; dis·her·it; dis·in·her·i·son; ex·her·e·da·tion; ex·her·i·date; her·a·bol; her·a·cle·an; her·a·cle·um; her·a·cli·te·an·ism; her·ald·ist; her·ald·ry; her·a·path·ite;… … English syllables
ad·her·ence — /ædˈhirəns/ noun [noncount] : the act of adhering; especially : the act of doing what is required by a rule, belief, etc. usually + to The school requires adherence to a strict dress code. adherence to religious laws compare ↑ … Useful english dictionary
in|dif|fer|ence — «ihn DF uhr uhns, DIHF ruhns», noun. 1. lack of interest or attention; not caring: »The boy s indifference to his homework worried his parents. 2. lack of importance: »It was a matter of indifference to him whether his hands were clean or dirty.… … Useful english dictionary
in|ter|fer|ence — «IHN tuhr FIHR uhns», noun. 1. the act or fact of interfering: »Her interference spoiled our game. 2. something that interferes. 3. Physics. the reciprocal action of waves by which they reinforce or diminish one another: »Interference is also… … Useful english dictionary
