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Adjective(1) corresponding in character or kind(2) suitable or appropriate together(3) corresponding(4) suitable

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(1) But perhaps the highlight of the album, rather than any specific moment, is its ability to retain a congruous vision without ever growing stale within the confines of its own sonic inclinations.(2) As a family, we only request that an effort be made to create an atmosphere that is congruous with our Jewish values.(3) For such people summer is congruous with added misery courtesy of the frequent power failures and water shortages.(4) A bright orange ball of fire was setting silently into a landscape of rippled dark blue, congruous to a watercolor painting - perfect, calm, and passionate - all at once.(5) To persuade students that popular culture is congruous with critical analysis, then, media educators should consider using creative metaphors to jar students into looking at popular culture in new ways.(6) These things look great fun to fly - their pilots wave from open cockpits and wiggle their wings raffishly - but they look as graceful and congruous as goats on skateboards.(7) His work is nothing if not congruous and consistently rewarding.(8) But these efforts are wasted if the copy is stale or lacks a congruous theme.(9) All these elements which have some mutual conflict of interest are congruous with the inferior part of the universe which we call earth.(10) First, three years ago, the original team, while they did many things well, failed to design and build a user interface that offered a considerate, congruous user experience that anticipates the user's needs.(11) Altogether his work has a distinctive, congruous voice, but individually his films are produced with very dissimilar methods and motives.(12) Moderate stylization and antirealism that falls short of true expressionism is sometimes enough to soothe congruous crudity into an effectively intensified sensibility, if the idiom is correct.(13) An analysis for reliability and validity shows that the responses to these two questions are congruous and measure the same magnitude.(14) And our previous name and layout wasn't congruous with what we were doing.(15) A meat-eater may become upset when it is suggested that her everyday eating habits contribute to the destruction of the rain forests; to the meat-eater, the hamburger is congruous with sustenance, not destruction.(16) Not always do our plans materialize; not always do our expectations fetch congruous results; not always do our efforts bear fruit.