congruent

A lot of times these two things are not congruent.

That makes the door itself and the experience she's about to have congruent with each other.

He might have already selected a man, in which case what you said is congruent with his experience.

Some of the tiles may be congruent to one or more others.

"I believe the questions are sufficiently similar to be congruent."

"But it is congruent with information we have been receiving all along."

Among high status group members, all three of these motives are congruent with one another.

Together they constituted a film industry that could never have been congruent with just a single company.

If one of the object has to change its size, the two objects are not congruent.

We have a congruent view of what we're doing.

Every part of him seemed congruent with the others.

You have to be completely congruent for this maneuver to work.

The focus of most programs is on confident and congruent communication.

Perception and actual behavior might not be congruent with each other.

His version was not entirely congruent with the later official history of the church.

"Who is to judge whose views are congruent with shareholders?"

It helps if you do this with a congruent tone of voice.

The Boy's surface can be cut into three mutually congruent pieces.

Suddenly, the form of today's protests seems entirely congruent with the way people live their lives.

I had to come up with something congruent with that story.

But on this day and in this city, they were congruent.

The goal is to have the two concepts of self become congruent.

My life span is congruent with that of Ms. magazine.

Go through the processes I've discussed to make your beliefs congruent if you need to.

It is one of the several ways to prove two triangles congruent.