Pronunciation: /kənˈɡruənt/
noun a geometric figure that can be superimposed on another to coincide with it
A1 In geometry, two shapes are congruent if they have the same size and shape.
A2 The congruence of the two triangles was evident in their equal side lengths and angles.
B1 The teacher explained that congruence is an important concept in proving geometric theorems.
B2 The students were tasked with proving the congruence of two quadrilaterals using angle and side measurements.
C1 The mathematician's research focused on the congruence of complex shapes in higher dimensions.
C2 The artist's sculpture was praised for its perfect congruence with the natural landscape.
adjective agreeing or accordant; congruous
A1 The two triangles are congruent.
A2 The teacher explained that congruent shapes have the same size and shape.
B1 In geometry, congruent figures are identical in size and shape.
B2 The architect ensured that all sides of the building were congruent to maintain symmetry.
C1 The mathematician proved the theorem by showing that the angles and sides of the polygons were congruent.
C2 The artist meticulously crafted the sculpture to have congruent proportions in every detail.
formal The two triangles are congruent, meaning they have the same size and shape.
informal Those two shapes look exactly the same, they must be congruent.
slang These two things are like twins, totally congruent.
figurative Their beliefs were congruent, aligning perfectly with each other.
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