harmony in Latin
harmony in Latin is concentio, harmonia — harmony means a state of peaceful agreement, cooperation, or balance.
harmony in Latin
concentio
harmonia
What does "harmony" mean?
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noun A state of peaceful agreement, cooperation, or balance.
"After the long argument, harmony returned to the office and everyone relaxed."
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noun In music, two or more notes played together to make a pleasing chord, or the study of how chords work.
"The choir sang in four-part harmony, and the sound filled the whole church."
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harmony in a sentence
- After the long argument, harmony returned to the office and everyone relaxed.
- The neighbours have lived in harmony for over twenty years.
- The choir sang in four-part harmony, and the sound filled the whole church.
- The band added close vocal harmony to the final chorus.
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What is "harmony" in Latin?
"harmony" in Latin is concentio, harmonia. harmony means: A state of peaceful agreement, cooperation, or balance.
How do you use "harmony" in a sentence?
Example: "After the long argument, harmony returned to the office and everyone relaxed." In Latin, "harmony" is concentio, harmonia.
Are there other ways to say "harmony" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "harmony": concentio, harmonia.
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