harmonises

Creates musical accord

Harmonises is a British spelling of harmonizes.

To harmonise is to bring into harmony or agreement—making things work together smoothly.

Musicians harmonise when they sing complementary notes: The backup singers harmonised beautifully on the chorus.

Policies or regulations harmonise when aligned across different systems: The EU sought to harmonise trade standards among member states.

Colors or design elements harmonise when they complement each other pleasingly.

unity

cohesion

Tendency to bind together

synthesis · fusion · blending · unifies · consolidates · reconciles · coordinates · aligns · synchronizes · melds

agreement

consensus

General group agreement

  • accordHarmony between parties
  • concursExpresses agreement with
  • alignsArranges into proper position

corresponds · matches · resonates · coincides · accords · agrees · conforms · dovetails · meshes · jibes

music

melody

Pleasing sequence of notes

arrangement · counterpoint · orchestra · ensemble · blend · pitch · intervals · voices · instruments · overtones

balance

equilibrium

State of balance

calibration · adjustment · tuning · equalization · coordination · counterbalance · modulation · blending · integration · synchronizes

diplomacy

reconciliation

Restoration of friendly relations

rapprochement · negotiation · conciliation · bridge-building · smooths · resolves · pacifies · arbitrates · moderates

Opposites
musical/sonic agreement

harmonisesclashes

Violent encounters or disagreements

conflicts · jars · discords · disagrees · contradicts

coordination/alignment

harmonisesdisrupts

Interferes with normal operation

misaligns · destabilises · disorganises · fragments · scatters

Family

harmonise, harmonising, harmonised, harmonisation, harmoniser, harmonisations

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Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G