The Collaborative International Dictionary
Congruency \Con"gru*en*cy\ (? or ?), n. Congruence.
Congruency of lines. (Geom.) See Complex of lines, under Complex, n.
Wiktionary
n. 1 The quality of agreeing; being suitable and appropriate 2 (context mathematics English) The state of being congruent
Usage examples of "congruency".
Mismatched bones reared up, along with springs, straps, and struts, to form themselves together into an ungainly skeletal construct, to which pieces of plastic, metal, flesh, glass, and wood flew or slid, turning like puzzle pieces after unlikely congruencies, fitting themselves into such places, to be drenched suddenly by a rain of green ink and superglue, assailed by a blizzard of furniture covering and shag rug samples, dried by bursts of flame which belched from the ground upon all sides.
We were apparently maintaining time congruency with the universe due to our dependence on Tau Research timing pulses.
We are still talking sometime in the far future before the first congruency occurs.