Pronunciation: /kɑŋɡrʊəns/
noun the state or quality of being in agreement or harmony
A1 I learned about congruence in my math class.
A2 The teacher explained the concept of congruence using simple shapes.
B1 Students in the geometry class studied congruence of triangles.
B2 The architect ensured the congruence of the building's design with the surrounding landscape.
C1 The researcher's findings showed a high level of congruence with previous studies.
C2 The artist's work displayed a perfect congruence of colors and shapes.
adjective congruent; in agreement or harmony
A1 The shapes are congruent.
A2 The congruence of their opinions led to a successful collaboration.
B1 The congruence between the two reports was evident.
B2 The congruence of their values was the foundation of their strong friendship.
C1 The congruence of their beliefs was essential for their partnership.
C2 The congruence of their goals and aspirations made them a formidable team.
formal The congruence of the two shapes was evident in the geometry problem.
informal The congruence between their opinions made the decision easier.
slang Their outfits were on point, showing congruence in their fashion sense.
figurative The congruence of their goals led to a successful partnership.
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