consistence

consistence
con·sis·tence (kən-sĭsʹtəns) n.
Consistency.

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  • consistence — con sist·ence || tÉ™ns n. material coherence, firmness; persistence, steadfastness …   English contemporary dictionary

  • consistence — n. 1. Consistency, body, degree of density. 2. (Rare.) Durability, permanence. 3. (Rare.) Structure, combination, organization …   New dictionary of synonyms

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