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Definition of congruent in English: congruentadjective ˈkɒŋɡrʊənt 1In agreement or harmony. 一致的,符合的;和谐的 the rules may not be congruent with the requirements of the law 这些规定可能并不符合法律要求。 institutional and departmental objectives are very largely congruent 机构及其部门的目标大致上是一致的。 Example sentencesExamples - His position was indeed congruent with a differentiated conception of knowledge that constituted a core element in his modernist thought.
- Classical mechanics for example is (so far as I know) internally consistent, but is not at all points congruent with reality.
- I don't find a lot of it to be congruent with my own perception of the situation.
- Therefore, a good society is, to some degree, one that allows people to succeed in various endeavors congruent with their individual and collective values.
- A business goal - expanding the appeal of computer games to women - is presented as one quite congruent with a moral one.
- The term that everybody's concept would most like to be paired against, medical model, is not congruent with a pathological orientation.
- Next, you want to get very specific about what you're going to market on your webpage and make sure that it's congruent with our next step.
- Professional role expectations are not congruent with the feminine role expectations, as a result women with a demanding job, face role overload and conflict.
- If they did, they might elect someone not congruent with American interests.
- Oftentimes, achieving a major goal eludes us because we want to make huge leaps from reality to the dream without making our lives congruent with the main goal we set for ourselves.
- Rather than leave a blank I have hazarded a reading congruent with the other Indian terms (rupee, nabob) in the text.
- No significant change occurs unless the new form is congruent with the old.
- So the outcome is proportionate and congruent with international principles of self-defense.
- The instructional mode of two teachers was congruent with their personal view of learning, while the third showed congruence only when teaching one subject area.
- Are our actions congruent with protecting people?
- Since escapist fantasy isn't always congruent with second-home-owner reality, we checked in with the experts for tips on buying smart.
- They will not try to make every movement congruent with their own attachment to capitalist democracy.
- ‘Sport is a vital part of Service life and the personal qualities it develops are congruent with the qualities we expect in our people,’ he said.
- In addition, we may find ourselves in accord with the many education reformers who point out that such programs are more congruent with adult learning theory programs.
- We will never ignore the president's request, which also is congruent with our objectives and with our goals.
Synonyms consistent, reconcilable, consonant, congruous, fitting 2Geometry (of figures) identical in form; coinciding exactly when superimposed. 〔几何〕(图形)全等的,叠合的 Example sentencesExamples - Each vertex triangle in the new hexagon is either congruent to one in the original hexagon or has the same base and height.
- Use just one cut - or draw a line - and divide this white shape into two identical, congruent, parts.
- The reason is that one can divide the larger square into nine congruent copies of the smaller one
- This implies that the marked quadrilaterals (and so, by symmetry, all the quadrilaterals) are congruent.
- Four congruent sides lie on two parallel lines, and pairs of these sides define parallelograms of equal area.
Synonyms matching, identical, alike, duplicate, carbon-copy, twin, paired, coupled, double, indistinguishable, interchangeable, corresponding, equivalent, parallel, of a piece, all of a piece, like, like peas in a pod, like two peas in a pod, comparable, similar, correlative, tallying, agreeing, concordant, consonant
Derivativesadverb It has seemed to me that there are realities that tend to emerge congruently and consistently as Whites and minorities work with and relate to each other. Example sentencesExamples - This same study found that employers congruently identified five training goals to improve employee performance.
- First, when people sense that they are perceived congruently, they can rest assured that their self-views - which are the lenses through which they perceive reality - are correct.
- There is some texture stitching that does not meld together congruently; most blatantly noticeable in the water texture.
- Moreover, agreement among group members on the value of particular characteristics may add to the benefits of congruently perceiving people's standing on those characteristics.
OriginLate Middle English: from Latin congruent- 'agreeing, meeting together', from the verb congruere, from con- 'together' + ruere 'fall or rush'. Definition of congruent in US English: congruentadjective 1In agreement or harmony. 一致的,符合的;和谐的 the rules may not be congruent with the requirements of the law 这些规定可能并不符合法律要求。 institutional and departmental objectives are largely congruent 机构及其部门的目标大致上是一致的。 Example sentencesExamples - Classical mechanics for example is (so far as I know) internally consistent, but is not at all points congruent with reality.
- The instructional mode of two teachers was congruent with their personal view of learning, while the third showed congruence only when teaching one subject area.
- Are our actions congruent with protecting people?
- They will not try to make every movement congruent with their own attachment to capitalist democracy.
- ‘Sport is a vital part of Service life and the personal qualities it develops are congruent with the qualities we expect in our people,’ he said.
- Professional role expectations are not congruent with the feminine role expectations, as a result women with a demanding job, face role overload and conflict.
- Rather than leave a blank I have hazarded a reading congruent with the other Indian terms (rupee, nabob) in the text.
- I don't find a lot of it to be congruent with my own perception of the situation.
- In addition, we may find ourselves in accord with the many education reformers who point out that such programs are more congruent with adult learning theory programs.
- Therefore, a good society is, to some degree, one that allows people to succeed in various endeavors congruent with their individual and collective values.
- So the outcome is proportionate and congruent with international principles of self-defense.
- Oftentimes, achieving a major goal eludes us because we want to make huge leaps from reality to the dream without making our lives congruent with the main goal we set for ourselves.
- The term that everybody's concept would most like to be paired against, medical model, is not congruent with a pathological orientation.
- We will never ignore the president's request, which also is congruent with our objectives and with our goals.
- No significant change occurs unless the new form is congruent with the old.
- A business goal - expanding the appeal of computer games to women - is presented as one quite congruent with a moral one.
- Next, you want to get very specific about what you're going to market on your webpage and make sure that it's congruent with our next step.
- Since escapist fantasy isn't always congruent with second-home-owner reality, we checked in with the experts for tips on buying smart.
- His position was indeed congruent with a differentiated conception of knowledge that constituted a core element in his modernist thought.
- If they did, they might elect someone not congruent with American interests.
Synonyms consistent, reconcilable, consonant, congruous, fitting 2Geometry (of figures) identical in form; coinciding exactly when superimposed. 〔几何〕(图形)全等的,叠合的 Example sentencesExamples - Four congruent sides lie on two parallel lines, and pairs of these sides define parallelograms of equal area.
- This implies that the marked quadrilaterals (and so, by symmetry, all the quadrilaterals) are congruent.
- The reason is that one can divide the larger square into nine congruent copies of the smaller one
- Each vertex triangle in the new hexagon is either congruent to one in the original hexagon or has the same base and height.
- Use just one cut - or draw a line - and divide this white shape into two identical, congruent, parts.
Synonyms matching, identical, alike, duplicate, carbon-copy, twin, paired, coupled, double, indistinguishable, interchangeable, corresponding, equivalent, parallel, of a piece, all of a piece, like, like peas in a pod, like two peas in a pod, comparable, similar, correlative, tallying, agreeing, concordant, consonant
OriginLate Middle English: from Latin congruent- ‘agreeing, meeting together’, from the verb congruere, from con- ‘together’ + ruere ‘fall or rush’. |