harmonious
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4.3
- adjective
- /hɑːrˈmoʊniəs/
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armonioso
- The painting features harmonious colors that create a soothing atmosphere.
- harmonious whole
- harmonious relationship
- harmonious balance
What you want is a really beautiful, harmonious win for everyone.
- What you want is a really beautiful, harmonious win for everyone.
- The best things we've done are those that are completely harmonious and you couldn't compartmentalize.
- Not in so far as it articulates ways that you might have a well ordered, harmonious, happy soul.
- I guess on the long term, I would say having a balanced life, a harmonious life, that's the key.
- So now you have to have some framework to design the pieces so that the whole thing is big and harmonious.
- And the picture we end up with is this harmonious dance between all these fields, interlocking each other, swaying, moving this way and that way.
- You know, Einstein said that with relativity that there are great warping forces in the universe, but it is fundamentally harmonious and predictable.
- The frothy blooms waste without puberty, and afterward, when the harmonious heat of August Pines enters the room, it drowses and is the night.
Examples
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"Now the bride and groom can begin to build a harmonious home.
Fiction book (2000) -
The best things we've done are those that are completely harmonious and you couldn't compartmentalize.
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What you want is a really beautiful, harmonious win for everyone.
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Such a mind also sees human activity, including thinking, as a harmonious art of a greater universal picture.
Academic text (1992) -
I think the coral kind of breaks it down and makes it look more harmonious and put together.
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"All the different elements of the population" must be blended into one harmonious whole.
Academic text (2002) -
So the idea is that this, this world, this cosmos, this universe, is actually a harmonious whole.
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Here, religions and human rights merge into a harmonious symbiosis.
Academic text (1996) -
The challenge in North America is to shape a continent-wide framework that is reasonably cohesive and harmonious.
Academic text (1996) -
And Pythagoras gave the name Cosmos to the universe because of the harmonious proportions that we see in nature.
Synonyms
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3.7
Showing the same style or pattern that fits together well
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7.2
Parts that stick together and form one whole
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7.3
Being a good match with something else
Arranged so parts match and work well together
Arranged so things match and look good together, especially in color or style
Items that match in style and color to make a pleasant look
Going well together because they are similar in style or quality
Antonyms
How Harmonious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Harmonious comes from the root harmon-, from a Greek word meaning 'fit together' or 'agreement', and it is the same root as harmony and harmonize. So something harmonious has parts that 'fit' or go well together.