harmonise
/ˈhɑrmənaɪz/
verb
- To sing or play music in harmony; to add notes that sound good with a melody.
- The two guitars harmonised perfectly during the solo.
- He can harmonise any tune by ear.
- The choir learned to harmonise beautifully with the lead singer.
- To make things consistent, compatible, or work well together.
- We need to harmonise our schedules so everyone can attend the meeting.
- The company worked to harmonise its policies across all branches.
- The designer harmonised the colors to create a unified look.
- To be in agreement or peaceful accord.
- The team's skills harmonised to produce an excellent result.
- Their opinions harmonised after a long discussion.
- The different groups harmonised their efforts for the charity event.
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