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harmonizable

harmonizable

7.7
Can be made to fit with other things without conflict
  • adjective
  • /ˈhɑːrmənaɪzəbl/
  • US
: armonizable
  • The company found that its various systems were not immediately harmonizable without extensive changes.

Examples

  • Economic policies across regions must be harmonizable to ensure a stable currency union.

  • These cultures have values that may not be easily harmonizable with our own.

  • This solution is harmonizable and effective.

  • The two styles are harmonizable in many ways.

  • The various project goals are harmonizable, allowing the team to collaborate effectively.

  • Different musical styles can be harmonizable to create a unique sound.

  • The committee aimed to find a harmonizable approach to the conflicting interests of the stakeholders.

Synonyms

reconcilable
vsharmonizable
1 5.6

People can make them agree or work together

is about making things consistent and mutually compatible rather than calming parties
conciliable
vsharmonizable
1 9.1

Able to be calmed and willing to forgive others

is about making things consistent and compatible rather than emotional calming

Antonyms

1 5.1

A person or thing that cannot work with another without causing problems

How Compatible

compatible
120 4.1
consistent
15 3.7
harmonizable
  • US
7.7
discordant
8 7.4
conflicting
87 4.2
incompatible
1 5.1

Surface Forms

harmonizable positive
harmonizabler comparative
harmonizablest superlative

Morphology

harmonizable = harmonize (transparent) = harmonize + able

Standard adjective formation from the verb 'harmonize' using the productive suffix '-able'.

Etymology

Harmonizable comes from harmony, which means 'agreement' or 'fitting together', and the ending -able, which means 'can be'. That's why harmonizable describes something that 'can be brought into agreement' or 'can be made to fit together'.