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cohesive

Definition for cohesive

adjective as in tending to unite

Strongest matches

close-knit, united

Strong matches

adhesive, tenacious

Weak match

connected

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“Although we made significant progress in improving our product offering and building a cohesive ecosystem with ESPN, we have mutually and amicably agreed to wind down our collaboration.”

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Overall, the study offers a cohesive explanation connecting star formation, chemical enrichment, and black hole creation.

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After making “significant progress in improving its product offering and building a cohesive ecosystem,” Snowden said the two parties agreed “amicably” to end the collaboration.

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Make it all make sense by giving it a cohesive story.

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"Straight away, the players were very cohesive which is hard to achieve in a week's training, with a brand new team."

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