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🎶harmonious

adjective
/hɑːrˈmoʊniəs/
Harmless Harmonium
harmonious definition card — visual illustration of the meaning harmonious synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison harmonious collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

Marked by agreement, peace, or a pleasing arrangement of parts.
forming a pleasing or consistent whole; melodious; peaceful
Characterized by agreement or concord; forming a pleasing or consistent whole.

Example Sentences

The group worked in a harmonious way to complete the project.

The choir sang in harmonious voices.

A harmonious work environment boosts productivity.

Example Expressions

live in harmony

Synonyms

peaceful, agreeable, balanced, melodious, concordant, coordinated, congruous, unified
Entry 1
peaceful,agreeable,balanced,melodious,concordant
Entry 2
melodious, peaceful, balanced, coordinated
Entry 3
balanced, congruous, peaceful, unified, coordinated

Antonyms

discordant, conflicting, chaotic, dissonant, disharmonious
Entry 1
discordant,conflicting
Entry 2
discordant, conflicting, chaotic, dissonant
Entry 3
discordant, chaotic, conflicting, disharmonious

Collocations

harmonious relationship, harmonious society, harmonious colors, harmonious design, harmonious melody
Entry 1
harmonious relationship,harmonious society,harmonious colors,harmonious design
Entry 2
harmonious relationship, harmonious colors, harmonious melody

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