harmonize in Latin
harmonize in Latin is concino — harmonize means to make things agree or fit together smoothly.
harmonize in Latin
concino
(transitive) To bring things into harmony, or to make things compatible; to reconcile; juggle.
What does "harmonize" mean?
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verb To make things agree or fit together smoothly.
"The new policy harmonizes safety rules across all EU countries."
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verb To sing or play notes that combine pleasingly with a melody.
"The backup singers harmonized beautifully with the lead vocal."
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harmonize in a sentence
- The new policy harmonizes safety rules across all EU countries.
- They spent weeks trying to harmonize the two companies' accounting systems.
- The backup singers harmonized beautifully with the lead vocal.
- He can harmonize on almost any song by ear.
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What is "harmonize" in Latin?
"harmonize" in Latin is concino. harmonize means: To make things agree or fit together smoothly.
How do you use "harmonize" in a sentence?
Example: "The new policy harmonizes safety rules across all EU countries." In Latin, "harmonize" is concino.
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