Definition

To exist or be contained within something as a part of it.

Example

The qualities of the artist seem to coinhere in her latest work.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever thought about how ideas can coinhere in our conversations?

That's an interesting point! I guess they do come together in a way.

Exactly, it's like we create a new understanding when we talk.

Yes, it's fascinating how our thoughts can coinhere so naturally.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

This word originates from Latin 'cohaerere', meaning to stick together or to be connected. The prefix 'co-' (meaning together) and 'haerere' (meaning to stick) combine to convey the idea of things being joined or united.

Memory Tip

Think of things 'sticking together' — 'co-' means together, and 'haerere' means to stick. This helps you remember that 'coinhere' refers to the concept of being united or connected.

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