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congruous
[kong-groo-uhs]
adjective
exhibiting harmony of parts.
appropriate or fitting.
congruous
/ ˈkɒŋɡrʊəs, kənˈɡruːɪtɪ /
adjective
corresponding or agreeing
suitable; appropriate
Other Word Forms
- congruously adverb
- congruousness noun
- noncongruous adjective
- noncongruously adverb
- noncongruousness noun
- uncongruous adjective
- uncongruously adverb
- uncongruousness noun
- ˈDzԲܴdzܲ adverb
- congruity noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of congruous1
Word History and Origins
Origin of congruous1
Example Sentences
And the Secret Congee experience is congruous with the Ginger & Scallion one beyond serving variations of one great dish.
While not exactly congruous, the moment harks back to 2010 when Democrats took what President Barack Obama called a “shellacking” in the midterm election.
“Hinton’s tweets on June 1 are not congruous with our club values, and as such, he will no longer be representing the organization in an ambassadorial capacity.”
The wall featured a gate fashioned from recycled boards, all very vernacular and congruous.
The okapi is a congruous African animal, but a dinosaur would be an anachronism.
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