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• a  corresponding in character or kind
• a  coinciding when superimposed

• Then he said it would "not be congruent with the Constitution" for Congress to place disabled inmates in a privileged position to "assert rights that apply to all.
• Californias emissions rules are also expected to be congruent with new federal fuel economy standards announced in May by the Obama administration.
• There's no way we can tell what's congruent and proportional in the eyes of the court.

• congruous

• incongruous
• incongruent

News & Articles

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• Best/Worst Daily ETF Returns: Volatility Spikes
  The C-Tracks Citi Volatility ETN (NYSEArca:CVOL) jumped 9.45 percent on Tuesday, June 11, as similar volatility ETNs enjoyed congruent gains while markets slid. U.S.-listed ETF assets fell to
  June 12, 2013 - Nasdaq

Quotes

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• Patricia Espinosa in Dallas Morning News
  The steps, Espinosa said, "are congruent with the fight against organized crime."
• Craig MacTavish in Edmonton Sun
  This year it seems to be there's always one aspect of our game that's not quite congruent with the other aspects of our game,coach Craig MacTavish said. "There are games where we have trouble scoring but we defend very well. We lose...