harmonist
- noun
- /ˈhɑːrmənɪst/
:
conciliador
- As a respected harmonist, she worked tirelessly to promote understanding between different cultural groups.
Examples
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Many harmonists advocate for peaceful dialogue.
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She is a dedicated harmonist in our community.
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As a respected harmonist, she often helped her colleagues resolve disagreements peacefully.
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The community valued the harmonist for bringing people together after heated debates.
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He became known as a harmonist because of his efforts to unite different political groups.
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The community's harmonist organized meetings to encourage dialogue and cooperation among local residents.
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His role as a harmonist involved mediating disputes and fostering peaceful relationships in the workplace.
Synonyms
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A person who helps two people or groups stop arguing and reach an agreement
A person who helps different people or groups agree and work together
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Etymology
Harmonist comes from harmony, a word from a Greek root meaning 'fit together' or 'agreement'. A social harmonist tries to bring people into agreement and peaceful relations, which is exactly what the root suggests.