Harmonious

Pronunciation: /hɑːrˈmoʊniəs/

Definitions of harmonious

adjective describing something that is in agreement or harmony; peaceful and balanced

Example Sentences

A1 The children sang a harmonious song together.

A2 The colors of the painting created a harmonious blend.

B1 The team worked in a harmonious manner to complete the project.

B2 The orchestra played a harmonious symphony that captivated the audience.

C1 The architect designed a harmonious building that seamlessly integrated with its surroundings.

C2 The relationships within the company were harmonious, leading to increased productivity and morale.

Examples of harmonious in a Sentence

formal The orchestra played a harmonious symphony that captivated the audience.

informal Their voices blended together in a harmonious melody during the karaoke session.

slang The group of friends had a harmonious vibe going on at the party.

figurative The colors in the painting created a harmonious balance that was pleasing to the eye.

Grammatical Forms of harmonious

• past tense: harmonized
• plural: harmoniouses
• comparative: more harmonious
• superlative: most harmonious
• present tense: harmonize
• future tense: will harmonize
• perfect tense: have harmonized
• continuous tense: is harmonizing
• singular: harmonious
• positive degree: harmonious
• infinitive: to harmonize
• gerund: harmonizing
• participle: harmonized

Origin and Evolution of harmonious

First Known Use: 1545 year

Language of Origin: Latin and Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'harmonious' originated from the Latin word 'harmonia' which came from the Greek word 'harmonia' meaning agreement or concord.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe musical harmony, the word 'harmonious' evolved to also refer to a pleasing arrangement or combination of parts in other contexts such as relationships, colors, or design.