cohere

Preposition: on

• basis: John Locke No society can cohere on this basis.

Preposition: into

• something: Usually this process of organization takes several drafts before it finally coheres into something that is well-structured.

Modifying Another Word

• not: Another risk is that the network will not cohere.
• together: In Him they all cohere together in unity like a great equation of life and being.
• all: But there is a moment where it all coheres and all three of us are firing at once.
• n't: To use an expression of Coleridge's " they are like marbles in a bag; they touch but they do n't cohere " .
• nevertheless: Varied and wide ranging, they nevertheless cohere around a core of shared themes.
• positively: For a belief to positively cohere it must in some way be supported or made probable by the doxastic system with which it coheres.

Preposition: in

• manner: It is idle to ask why Greenwich should not cohere in this spiritual manner while Athens or Sparta did.

Preposition: with

• set: Every truth coheres with the set of beliefs of an omniscient being.
• belief: A belief is true to the degree that it coheres with other beliefs.
• idea: How does the admonition of Deut 4:2 cohere with the idea of inspired textual updating?