It helps to improve the cohesiveness of the object
adjective /ko'hisɪv/
1
connected or related in a reasonable way to form a whole.
closely united.
forming a united whole.
united and working together effectively.
combining well to form a strong well-organized unit.
Something that is cohesive consists of parts that fit together well and form a united whole.
a cohesive community.
Their tribe is a small but cohesive group.
a cohesive group.
`Daring Adventures' from '86 is a far more cohesive and successful album.
Huston had assembled a remarkably cohesive and sympathetic cast.
2
uniting people or things.
causing people to be closely united.
causing people or things to become united.
Historically, sport has been a cohesive force in international relations.
Religion can be used as a cohesive social force.
the cohesive power of shared suffering.
well-structured sentences illustrating the use of cohesive markers such as ‘nevertheless’ and ‘however’.
cohesive forces.
cohesively adverb
cohesiveness noun
a strong sense of cohesiveness within the family
They had no group cohesiveness. They were in competition with each other all the time.