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Definition of harmony
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of harmony is as below...
Harmony
(n.) The just
adaptation
of parts to each
other,
in any
system
or
combination
of
things,
or in
things,
or
things
intended
to form a
connected
whole;
such an
agreement
between
the
different
parts of a
design
or
composition
as to
produce
unity of
effect;
as, the
harmony
of the
universe..
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Inharmoniously
::
Inharmoniously
(adv.)
Without
harmony.
Consistency
::
Consistency
(n.)
Agreement
or
harmony
of all parts of a
complex
thing among
themselves,
or of the same thing with
itself
at
different
times;
the
harmony
of
conduct
with
profession;
congruity;
correspondence;
as, the
consistency
of laws,
regulations,
or
judicial
decisions;
consistency
of
opinions;
consistency
of
conduct
or of
character..
Reconciliation
::
Reconciliation
(n.)
Reduction
to
congruence
or
consistency;
removal
of
inconsistency;
harmony.
Untune
::
Untune
(v. t.) To make
incapable
of
harmony,
or of
harmonious
action;
to put out of
tune..
Inharmony
::
Inharmony
(n.) Want of
harmony.
Concert
::
Concert
(v. t.)
Musical
accordance
or
harmony;
concord.
Part
::
Part (n.) One of the
different
melodies
of a
concerted
composition,
which heard in union
compose
its
harmony;
also, the music for each voice or
instrument;
as, the
treble,
tenor,
or bass part; the
violin
part, etc..
Air
::
Air (n.) In
harmonized
chorals,
psalmody,
part
songs,
etc., the part which bears the tune or
melody
-- in
modern
harmony
usually
the upper part -- is
sometimes
called
the air..
Delight
::
Delight
(v. t.) To give
delight
to; to
affect
with great
pleasure;
to
please
highly;
as, a
beautiful
landscape
delights
the eye;
harmony
delights
the ear..
Figurate
::
Figurate
(a.)
Florid;
figurative;
involving
passing
discords
by the freer
melodic
movement
of one or more parts or
voices
in the
harmony;
as,
figurate
counterpoint
or
descant..
Peace
::
Peace (v.)
Reconciliation;
agreement
after
variance;
harmony;
concord.
Tune
::
Tune (n.) A
rhythmical,
melodious,
symmetrical
series
of tones for one voice or
instrument,
or for any
number
of
voices
or
instruments
in
unison,
or two or more such
series
forming
parts in
harmony;
a
melody;
an air; as, a merry tune; a
mournful
tune; a slow tune; a psalm tune. See Air..
Chord
::
Chord (n.) A
combination
of tones
simultaneously
performed,
producing
more or less
perfect
harmony,
as, the
common
chord..
Harmony
::
Harmony
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of their
construction
and
progression.
Ariose
::
Ariose
(a.)
Characterized
by
melody,
as
distinguished
from
harmony..
Chime
::
Chime (n.) To be in
harmony;
to
agree;
to suit; to
harmonize;
to
correspond;
to fall in with.
Compose
::
Compose
(v. t.) To
construct
by
mental
labor;
to
design
and
execute,
or put
together,
in a
manner
involving
the
adaptation
of forms of
expression
to
ideas,
or to the laws of
harmony
or
proportion;
as, to
compose
a
sentence,
a
sermon,
a
symphony,
or a
picture..
Euharmonic
::
Euharmonic
(a.)
Producing
mathematically
perfect
harmony
or
concord;
sweetly
or
perfectly
harmonious.
Conform
::
Conform
(v. t.) To shape in
accordance
with; to make like; to bring into
harmony
or
agreement
with; --
usually
with to or unto.
Discord
::
Discord
(v. i.) Want of
concord
or
agreement;
absence
of unity or
harmony
in
sentiment
or
action;
variance
leading
to
contention
and
strife;
disagreement;
--
applied
to
persons
or to
things,
and to
thoughts,
feelings,
or
purposes..
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