hang together

verb

1. to be cohesive or united
2. to be consistent

   your statements don't quite hang together

Example Sentences

Moreover, in air, the strands of the fan hang together like the bristles in a paintbrush.

From Science Magazine

Ferries and Ferguson's are two words that nowadays seem to hang together naturally but the many successful builds before Glen Sannox and Glen Rosa are rarely mentioned.

From BBC

“I would love next year to win a state relay with this team. But it’s just kind of a testament to this team and hanging together.”

From Seattle Times

McCarthy tries to use the fact that his majority is at risk — that either House Republicans hang together or too many of them will hang separately — to corral the crackpots.

From Los Angeles Times

In innumerable ways, the Georgia 19 face a "hang together or hang separately" situation.

From Salon

Related Words

• band together
• coalesce
• consolidate
• cooperate
• join
• link
• meet
• merge
• strengthen
• unify