Cohere

usgb/kəʊˈhɪr/
verb

To stick or hold together in a mass that resists separation.

The particles must cohere if the solid is to hold together when it is dried.
Visual representation of "cohere" - To stick or hold together in a mass that resists separation.
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Visual representation of "cohere"
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Physical Bonding

Use 'cohere' to describe physical items sticking together, like particles in a substance.

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The sugar grains didn't cohere, making the cake's texture crumbly.
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Unity Strength

'Cohere' emphasizes the strength and firmness of components sticking together.

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The team's defense cohered under pressure, not allowing any goals.
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Resistance to Separate

When things cohere, they resist being pulled apart, implying durability or permanence.

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The bricks must cohere well to ensure the wall stands for years.
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