coherencia means coherence — a common term in Academic & Exam Prep. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: February 13, 2026
coherencia
noun • /[co-e-REN-sya]/
coherence
Example:
El texto carece de coherencia lógica.
The text lacks logical coherence.
🧠 What does coherencia mean?
Coherencia is a noun that refers to the logical and consistent connection between the different parts of something, such as an argument, a text, a theory, or a person's actions. It signifies that all elements work together in a way that is understandable, rational, and free from contradictions. In writing and speaking, coherencia is essential for ensuring that ideas are presented clearly and make sense as a whole.
📚 Extra examples
- Para aprobar el examen, el ensayo debe tener coherencia y una estructura clara.
To pass the exam, the essay must have coherence and a clear structure. - Existe una falta de coherencia entre sus promesas y sus acciones.
There is a lack of coherence between his promises and his actions. - El juez señaló la falta de coherencia en el testimonio del testigo.
The judge pointed out the lack of coherence in the witness's testimony.
💡 Did You Know?
In Spanish, coherencia is closely related to the concept of 'cohesión' (cohesion). While 'coherencia' refers to the logical connection of ideas (the 'what'), 'cohesión' refers to the grammatical and lexical links that connect sentences (the 'how'). Both are crucial for effective writing.
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "coherencia"
Synonyms: lógica, consistencia, conexión, sentido
Opposites: incoherencia, inconsistencia, contradicción, desorden
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