self-consistent (Meaning)

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self-consistent (s)

not self-contradictory

self-consistent Sentence Examples

  1. The economic model was self-consistent, assuming that all actors behaved rationally.
  2. The scientist's theory was self-consistent, with all elements logically interconnected.
  3. The philosophical system was self-consistent, allowing for no contradictions or inconsistencies.
  4. The legal argument was self-consistent, presenting a coherent and persuasive narrative.
  5. The organizational structure was self-consistent, with clear lines of authority and communication.
  6. The personal narrative was self-consistent, depicting a coherent and believable story.
  7. The mathematical proof was self-consistent, following logical steps without relying on unproven assumptions.
  8. The computer program was self-consistent, running smoothly without errors or crashes.
  9. The scientific hypothesis was self-consistent, proposing a testable relationship between variables.
  10. The historical account was self-consistent, providing a logical and cohesive explanation of past events.

FAQs About the word self-consistent

not self-contradictory

harmonious, consonant,consistent, concordant, compatible, congruent, coherent, accordant, conformable (to), nonconflicting

incompatible,inconsistent, conflicting, incongruous, incompatible, conflicting, incongruous, inconsistent, noncompatible, unsuitable

The economic model was self-consistent, assuming that all actors behaved rationally.

The scientist's theory was self-consistent, with all elements logically interconnected.

The philosophical system was self-consistent, allowing for no contradictions or inconsistencies.

The legal argument was self-consistent, presenting a coherent and persuasive narrative.