self-consistent
[self-kuh n-sis-tuh nt, self-]
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noun
consistent with oneself or itself.
Origin of self-consistent
First recorded in 1675–85
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Historical Examples of self-consistent
God is His own motive, and His self-revelation in act must always be self-consistent.
The Expositor's Bible: The Psalms, Vol. 1A. Maclaren
In this each one of them is self-consistent, and they are all consistent with one another.
Who Wrote the Bible?Washington Gladden
The spirit in question was not altogether clear and self-consistent.
Her answers are clear and self-consistent, and seem to have been little, if at all, distorted by the recorder.
Human Personality and its Survival of Bodily DeathFrederick W. H. Myers
He was all of one piece—sincere and self-consistent—a type of the nineteenth-century American at his best.
Cyrus Hall McCormickHerbert Newton Casson