consentaneousnessn.
The quality of being consentaneous; agreement, accord; concurrence.
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the world > relative properties > order > agreement, harmony, or congruity > [noun]
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accorda1398
consonancya1398
unitya1398
accordancea1400
commoningc1400
convenience1413
correspondence1413
answeringc1425
conformityc1430
consonance1430
congruity1447
concordancec1450
consonantc1475
agreement1495
monochordc1500
conveniencya1513
agreeance1525
agreeableness1531
concinnity1531
congruence1533
harmony?1533
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tunableness1569
agreeing1575
answerableness1577
concert1578
consent1578
sympathy1578
concord1579
symphonia1579
correspondency1589
atone1595
coherence1597
respondence1598
symphony1598
sortance1600
coherency1603
respondency1603
symbolizing1605
coaptation1614
compositiona1616
sympathizing1632
comportance1648
compliance1649
syntax1649
concinneness1655
symmetry1655
homology1656
consistency1659
consentaneousness1660
consistence1670
comportment1675
harmoniousness1679
symbolism1722
congruousness1727
accordancy1790
sameness1790
consentaneity1798
consilience1840
chime1847
consensus1854
solidarity1874
synchromesh1966
concordancing1976
the world > time > relative time > simultaneity or contemporaneousness > [noun]
synchronism1588
concurrency1597
concurrence1605
contemporationa1638
contemporaneity1644
coincidence1650
simultaneitya1651
contemporaneousness1662
contermination1673
simulty1677
simultaneousness1786
coinstantaneitya1834
coinstantaneousness1848
onceness1866
synchrony1880
consentaneousness1882
synchroneity1909
1660 tr. M. Amyraut Treat. conc. Relig. ii. ix. 288 The consentaneousness between the principles and their sequels.
1747 S. Richardson Clarissa I. xl. 272 Could this consentaneousness..of corporal and animal faculties, be pointed by discretion.
1836 H. Smith Tin Trumpet II. 178 Why should we believe that God..should delight in consentaneousness as to the mode of worship?
1882 Daily Tel. 16 Feb. Want of consentaneousness in music for two pianofortes is necessarily fatal.
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n.1660- to have in mind
- to have in no reputation
- to have in occupation
- to have in or up one's sleeve
- to have in price
- to have in remembrance
- to have in reverence
- to have in scanning
- to have in schooling
- to have in suit
- to have in suspect
- to have in suspicion
- to have in tax
- to have in the palm of one's hand
- to have in the wind
- to have in wadset
- to have in wait
- to have in wear
- to have in will
- to have in wone
- to have in worship
- to have in worth
- to have inn
- to have it
- to have it all one's own way