coherent

/koːˈhiɹənt/adjective

Forming a connected, logical whole; holding together clearly.

Example sentence

“After the accident he was still able to give a coherent account of events.”

Often applied to arguments, plans, and explanations. Someone shaken, feverish, or drunk may be described as 'not coherent'.

Related words

coinA small flat piece of money, usually a metal disc, though sometimes many-sided or with a hole through the centre.cognizantKnowing about something; conscious of a fact or situation.coinageThe coins of a country considered as a group; money in coin form.cogitateTo think about something carefully and deeply.coincideTo take up exactly the same position or space as something else.cogentClear, logical, and persuasive; supported by good evidence.