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self-consistent
adjective
uk /self.kənˈsɪs.tənt/ us /ˌself.kənˈsɪs.tənt/
having all the parts, principles, or facts of something in agreement with each other:
While not fully self-consistent, the approach considered here may be useful.
Scientific explanations require self-consistent data.
Unfortunately, public opinion isn’t necessarily self-consistent.
When it comes to moral issues, most people are not totally self-consistent.
The theory of special relativity is mathematically self-consistent.
This theory is both rigorous and self-consistent.
The government's data about employment may be self-consistent, but it is not in touch with the real world.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Balance and imbalance
accord with something
align
axisymmetric
balance (something) out/up
balance of power
harmoniously
harmonization
harmonize
harmony
imbalance
never the twain shall meetidiom
non-symmetrical
nonequilibrium
off balance
on an even keelidiom
trade something off
unbalance
unharmonious
well balanced
well rounded
Related words
consistent self-consistency
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