coherent (adj.)
logical and well organised
Examples
- She gave a coherent argument.
Key rules
- Coherent means logical and well organised, so ideas connect clearly
- Coherent is used for arguments, plans and writing
- Coherence is the noun
Common mistakes
- She gave a coherence argument → She gave a coherent argument
- The plan was incoherence → The plan was incoherent
Use cases
- Judging essays
- Describing arguments
- Reviewing speeches
💡 Tip: Coherent is the opposite of incoherent; use it for clear reasoning.