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Meanings of harmonised in English

Involving or characterized by harmony.

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Usage of harmonised in English
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The phrase and the day and the scene harmonised in a chord.
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
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The mourning he wore harmonised with his own dark and massive head.
Sant' Ilario
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Her dress was a grey silk, which harmonised with her general appearance.
The Captain of the Polestar, and Other Tales
4
But in this nature revolutionism is softened, harmonised, subdued as by distance.
Miscellaneous Studies; a series of essays
5
Germany's Statistics Office today revised down the country's harmonised inflation rate for November.
The Irish Times
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Data from each country's database were exported for analysis using a harmonised platform.
Pubmed
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He strode along in a temper with which the weather harmonised.
Adventures in Many Lands
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The format is not harmonised, so they are not directly comparable.
Reuters
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These phrases harmonised well enough with her own insubstantial thoughts and idly-gathered notions.
The Whirlpool
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For Violet had a well-trained voice which harmonised well with his.
The Jungle Girl
11
Calibrated to be exceptionally well harmonised, the 911 Turbo is an everyday supercar.
The South African
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Transcriber's note: Minors spelling inconsistencies, mainly hyphenated words, have been harmonised.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 2
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They harmonised to perfection, but Blanche, after a moment's hesitation, flung them down.
Secret Bread
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Unlike on the banking side, there is no harmonised minimum EU insurance compensation scheme.
Reuters
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The Pacific is closer to achieving a harmonised regional approach to search and rescue.
Radio NZ
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But through their shared trauma, their harmonised voices reveal hope.
News.com.au
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Harmonised through the time
Harmonised across language varieties
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