harmonize

harmonize or harmonise (ˈhɑːməˌnaɪz)

—vb
1.	to make or become harmonious
2.	(tr) music to provide a harmony for (a melody, tune, etc)
3.	(intr) to sing in harmony, as with other singers
4.	to collate parallel narratives

harmonise or harmonise

—vb

'harmonizable or harmonise

—*adj*

'harmonisable or harmonise

—*adj*

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Example sentences

Otherwise, your supreme government cannot harmonize with its executory system.

National and regional regulators around the world do the same, and some

harmonize such efforts to avoid cross-border conflicts.

Each set of the following house and trim colors are in the same spectrum of

color, so they will harmonize.

Some songbird couples harmonize to warn rival couples away from their

territories.

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chime chord consort interface match reconcile

Matching Quote

"In a normal person the motor and sensory nervous systems act as the windows of the individual personality.... [ellipsis in original] The broken, many-stained and pictorial windows through which the light is struggling under disadvantages to harmonize itself with the physical world at large are found in three classes of persons—the mentally deficient, the morally deficient, and the insane. In these, the light is there, but the images, as in a broken cathedral window, are more or less shattered and confused."

-Margaret Bancroft