coerenza
coherence
noun koh-eh-REN-tsah Rare
Origin: From Latin cohaerentia, from cohaerere, 'to stick together'.
Also means
consistency
Usage Note
Coerenza describes logical or ethical consistency — staying true to one's principles or maintaining internal logic in an argument. It is a positive quality: una persona di grande coerenza is someone admired for living by their values. Do not confuse with coesione (cohesion, physical sticking together), which is more material.
Examples
"La coerenza nelle sue posizioni è ammirevole."
Natural Translation
The coherence in his positions is admirable.
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