Nuoseklumo

Nuoseklumo is the genitive singular form of the Lithuanian noun nuoseklumas, which means coherence, consistency, or thoroughness. It is used to describe the quality of being logically ordered, methodical, and free from contradictions in reasoning, writing, and organizing work.

Nuoseklumas stems from nuoseklus, meaning sequential or consistent, with nuosekliai as the adverb. The genitive nuoseklumo appears in constructs such as nuoseklumo reikalavimai (requirements for coherence) or nuoseklumo lygis (level of coherence).

In academic writing, nuoseklumo describes the logical progression of an argument; in project management or design, it refers to a consistent approach across phases and components; in journalism, it denotes clarity and continuity of narrative; in software engineering, it can refer to uniform interfaces and cohesive module structure.

Nuoseklumo is a linguistic term and often occurs with nuoseklumas to describe overall coherence; in practical use, speakers may emphasize nuoseklumo as a design or reasoning principle.