1. agreeing or consistent with something; in accord or harmony with
Usage: formal or literary; often followed by 'to' or 'with'

Examples

• Her actions were consentaneous with her stated principles.
• The new policy is consentaneous to the company's long-term goals.
• His behavior was not consentaneous with the rules of conduct.
• The evidence presented was consentaneous with the defendant's account.
• Their views on education are consentaneous with modern pedagogical theory.