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Meanings of harmony in English
Usage of harmony in English
1
There are costs in terms of social cohesion, harmony and, paradoxically, health.
2
The harmony is in the chord, not in him who touches it.
3
Her proud form had always spoken to me of freedom and harmony.
4
An animal perfectly in harmony with its environment is a perfect mechanism.
5
All parties in the late terrible conflict must work together in harmony.
6
I welcome the American Relief Committee; we are working in perfect harmony.
7
The remainder of the evening passed away delightfully in the awakened harmony.
8
The whole atmosphere was in harmony with the pursuits of the students.
9
What's more, these activities don't usually do much to improve family harmony.
10
With this the other writers of the New Testament are in harmony.
11
The chin is well in harmony with the features I have described.
12
Nothing could be more in harmony with the customs of the time.
13
This advice was quite in harmony with the inclinations of the empress.
14
This is in harmony with the experience of the early Christian Church.
15
In other respects, she was in perfect harmony with the prevalent feeling.
16
All they do is in harmony, all is in the same spirit.
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Translations for harmony
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Harmony through the time
Harmony across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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