Harmonised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HARMONISED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT) [HAR·MO·NIZED, HAR·MO·NIZ·ING.]:
• to be in agreement in action, sense, or feeling: Though of different political parties, all the delegates harmonized on civil rights.
• to sing in harmony.
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [HAR·MO·NIZED, HAR·MO·NIZ·ING.]:
• to bring into harmony, accord, or agreement: to harmonize one's views with the new situation.
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [HAR·MO·NIZED, HAR·MO·NIZ·ING.]:
• to accompany with appropriate harmony.
VERB:
• HARMONISE, to bring into harmony, also HARMONIZE
ADJECTIVE:
• involving or characterized by harmony
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• British variant of harmonize

Words related to HARMONISED

harmonise14

Words that contain HARMONISED

disharmonised20

How to use HARMONISED in a sentence

• The life of Sister Emmerich, both as regarded her spiritual and intellectual existence, invariably harmonised with the spirit of the Church at different seasons of the year.
• The roar and tumult without him harmonised strangely with the discord within.
• Having thus reasoned out the circumstances of her new life, she accepted her fate with a languid grace, which harmonised with her delicate and patrician beauty.
• With these virile appendages and the defiant attitude in which he stood, the expression of his face only imperfectly harmonised.
• His health was completely restored, and the thoughtful expression added character to his handsome physiognomy, and harmonised well with his manly and determined bearing.
• In Bowles, the clerical and the poetical characters were on the whole well attuned and harmonised.
• Nowhere was the Christian history treated with a more vivid realism, harmonised more simply with pagan mythology, or more completely purged of mysticism.
• Its appearance harmonised with all the associations of his race.
• The surrounding scene harmonised with the thoughts of purity, repose, and beauty that filled his soul.
• They served to add a little extra gloom to the settled grimness of the place, and perhaps harmonised with his tastes.
• The talk was almost too brilliant for the sentiment of the scenery, but it harmonised entirely with the mayonnaise and champagne.
• The day harmonised admirably with the venerable object before me.
• There was a glow, a warmth, a fervour in her face which harmonised the chill black and white of her colouring.
• The ways of Nature harmonised with his feelings in age as well as in youth.
• At the beginning of each part was a cleverly harmonised passage of church music.
• The glittering starry sky harmonised well with my thoughts, and a new object which appeared in the heavens at this time, aroused my wonder in an especial degree.
• He found nothing in the rest of Christian literature that harmonised with the Gospel of Paul.
• Any one can see how this side of the Emersonian gospel harmonised with the prepossessions of a new democracy.
• All this vacillation harmonised with the foreign and domestic policy of Sir Robert Peel, under whose instructions he acted.
• We have gathered in this spiritual assembly, united in our views and thoughts, with our purposes harmonised to exalt Thy Word amidst mankind.
• Many who ten years ago would have objected to it as a name of ill-omen see in it now nothing which may not be harmonised with the most ordinary of political and social doctrines.
• The look of the green, rough, hungry sea, harmonised with his feelings, and he sat down and stared into it, to find relief from the torment of his thoughts.
• These higher forms of the several groups of feelings themselves require to be harmonised, before man can satisfy the needs of his nature as a whole.
• Hostile natures cannot be brought together by mutual invective nor harmonised by the brute destruction and disappearance of either party.
• One who harmonised this did not refuse to utter something.
• The economic and the ethical theory of Liberalism cannot be harmonised.
• The true end of prayer is to get our wills harmonised with His, not to bend His to ours.
• In fact, he rather enjoyed it, for it harmonised with the state of his mind.

Similar words containing HARMONIS without suffix ed

harmonise14 harmonist14 harmoniser15 harmonises15 harmonists15 harmonisers16 harmonising17 harmonistic18 disharmonise18 harmonisable19 disharmonised20 disharmonises19 harmonisation18 disharmonising21 harmonisations19 harmonistically25

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