harmonic
/hɑrˈmɑnɪk/
noun
- A higher-pitched tone that sounds along with the main note, giving it richness.
- The singer's voice produced a natural harmonic that amazed the audience.
- You can hear the harmonics clearly when you lightly touch the guitar string.
- The violinist played a beautiful harmonic above the melody.
adjective
- Relating to or producing a pleasant combination of sounds; tuneful.
- The guitarist adjusted the strings for a more harmonic sound.
- She studied harmonic intervals in her music theory class.
- The choir's harmonic blend filled the cathedral with beauty.
- Relating to a harmonious or balanced relationship between parts.
- The garden's colors created a harmonic visual effect.
- Their harmonic partnership made the project a success.
- The design achieved a harmonic balance between modern and traditional elements.
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