Cohesión, en español, según la RAE.
1. f. Acción y efecto de reunirse o adherirse las cosas entre sí o la materia de que están formadas.
2. f. enlace (‖ unión de algo con otra cosa).
https://bit.ly/3lfz3bv Según Merriam-Webster:
: exhibiting or producing cohesion or coherence
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Cohesive describes something that sticks together literally or figuratively. To get into the stickiness of the matter, look at the word's etymology: cohesive ultimately derives from Latin haerere, meaning "to stick." Other descendants of haerere in English include adhere (literally meaning "to stick"), its relative adhesive (a word for a substance for sticking things together), inhere (meaning "to belong by nature or habit"), and even hesitate (which implies remaining stuck in place before taking action). Haerere also teamed up with the prefix co- to form cohaerere, an ancestor of cohesive, cohesion ("a sticking together"), cohere ("to stick together"),
and coherent ("able to stick together" or "logically consistent"). (mis resaltados).
https://bit.ly/3FKIdpV Coherencia, RAE:
2. f. Actitud lógica y consecuente con los principios que se profesan.
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