一貫性
The quality of being consistent or having a logical connection throughout. Essential for a well-structured academic argument.
Beispiele
3 von 5態度に一貫性を持たせる。
Maintain a consistent attitude.
政策の一貫性を維持することが重要です。
It is important to maintain the consistency of the policy.
言ってることバラバラだよ。
What you're saying is inconsistent/all over the place.
Wortfamilie
Merkhilfe
Ikkanssei: 'Ikkan' (one pipe/string) + 'Sei' (nature). Imagine everything threaded onto one single string.
Schnelles Quiz
彼の主張は最初から最後まで（ ）していた。
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: 一貫
Beispiele
態度に一貫性を持たせる。
everydayMaintain a consistent attitude.
政策の一貫性を維持することが重要です。
formalIt is important to maintain the consistency of the policy.
言ってることバラバラだよ。
informalWhat you're saying is inconsistent/all over the place.
論文全体を通して主張の一貫性が求められる。
academicConsistency of the argument is required throughout the entire paper.
ブランドイメージの一貫性を保つ。
businessMaintain the consistency of the brand image.
Wortfamilie
Häufige Kollokationen
Häufige Phrasen
一貫した態度
a consistent attitude
最初から最後まで一貫して
consistently from start to finish
一貫性の欠如
lack of consistency
Wird oft verwechselt mit
'Seigousei' is about how parts fit together; 'Ikkanssei' is about staying the same over time or through a series.
Nutzungshinweise
A key criterion in IELTS Writing (Coherence and Cohesion).
Häufige Fehler
Forgetting the 'Sei' suffix when you want to say 'consistency' as a noun.
Merkhilfe
Ikkanssei: 'Ikkan' (one pipe/string) + 'Sei' (nature). Imagine everything threaded onto one single string.
Wortherkunft
One (ichi) + Pierce/Through (kan) + Nature/Property (sei).
Grammatikmuster
Schnelles Quiz
彼の主張は最初から最後まで（ ）していた。
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: 一貫
Verwandtes Vokabular
Mehr logic Wörter
推論
B1The process of reaching a conclusion by reasoning from evidence or premises.
矛盾
B2A contradiction or inconsistency between two statements, actions, or ideas. It refers to a situation where one thing denies the truth of another.
指摘
B1The act of pointing out or calling attention to something, such as a mistake or a fact.
譲歩
B1The act of giving up some of your demands or rights in order to reach an agreement; a concession. Crucial for debate and writing.
一因
B2One of several causes or factors contributing to a certain result. It is used when multiple factors are involved and you want to point out one of them.
包含
B2To include or contain something as a part of a whole. In logic or math, it refers to a set containing another set.
総括
B2To summarize and evaluate a series of events, a project, or a period of time as a whole. It involves looking back and synthesizing various parts into a general conclusion.
格段
B2A state where the difference in degree or level compared to others is very large and significant. It is used to emphasize a dramatic improvement or difference.
根幹
B2The core or fundamental part of a system, theory, or organization. It refers to the most important part that supports the rest.
除外
B2Exclusion or exception. The act of leaving something out of a group, list, or consideration.
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