coherente means coherent — a common term in Academic & Exam Prep. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: November 22, 2025
coherente
adjective • /[ko-e-REN-teh]/
coherent
Example:
El argumento debe ser coherente.
The argument must be coherent.
🧠 What does coherente mean?
The adjective 'coherente' describes something that is logical, consistent, and well-structured, where all its parts are connected in a clear and sensible way. It is often used to refer to texts, arguments, ideas, or plans that are easy to understand because they follow a logical order and do not contain contradictions. It can also describe a person whose actions are consistent with their stated beliefs or principles.
📚 Extra examples
- Para aprobar el examen, tu ensayo debe ser claro y coherente.
To pass the exam, your essay must be clear and coherent. - Sus acciones no son coherentes con los valores que dice defender.
His actions are not consistent with the values he claims to defend. - El director presentó un plan de negocios coherente y bien fundamentado.
The director presented a coherent and well-founded business plan.
💡 Did You Know?
The noun form of 'coherente' is 'coherencia' (coherence). In Spanish academic and language proficiency exams like the DELE, 'la coherencia y la cohesión' are key criteria for evaluating writing, referring to how well ideas are logically connected and structured.
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "coherente"
Synonyms: lógico, consistente, consecuente, racional, ordenado
Opposites: incoherente, inconsistente, ilógico, contradictorio, absurdo
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