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congruous [ˈkɒŋgrʊəs] adj
1. corresponding or agreeing 2. suitable; appropriate [from Latin congruus suitable, harmonious; see congruent] congruity [kənˈgruːɪtɪ], congruousness n congruously adv ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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| A vigorous superstition, that lashes its gods or lashes its own back, seems to be more congruous with the mystery of the human lot, than the mental condition of these emmet-like Dodsons and Tullivers. It may be congruous with this, perhaps, that her success should be more assured in dealing with the characters of women than with those of men. Go to your meekest little assistant instructor of sociology and ask him what is the difference between Rousseau's theory of the return to nature and the theory of socialism; ask your greatest orthodox bourgeois political economists and sociologists; question through the pages of every text-book written on the subject and stored on the shelves of your subsidized libraries; and from one and all the answer will be that there is nothing congruous between the return to nature and socialism. |
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