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What abstract nouns can you from out of these descriptive words harmonious?
The abstract noun form of the adjective harmonious is harmoniousness.
What is the adjective for harmony?
The noun harmony has the related adjective harmonious. The adverb form is harmoniously.
What part of speech is the word rapport?
The word rapport is a noun. The plural is rapports.
What is the verb form of harmony?
Usually a noun. There can be variations depending on context and usage.
What is the comparative and superlative of harmonios?
The comparative form of "harmonious" is "more harmonious," and the superlative form is "most harmonious."
What noun goes with the collective noun carillon?
The noun that commonly goes with the collective noun "carillon" is "bells." A carillon is a musical instrument consisting of a series of tuned bells that are played together, often found in bell towers. The term emphasizes the group of bells that create harmonious sounds.
Can you give me an example of sentence about harmonious?
Harmonious means working together smoothly. The new choir sang in harmonious unity. That is a harmonious mix of colors you're wearing.
What is a sentence for harmonious relationship?
What a harmonious tune. The music is harmonious tune to my ear.
A sentence for the word harmonious?
The choir's voices blended together to create a harmonious sound.
Is sympathy a countable noun?
The noun sympathy is an uncountable noun as a word for a feeling of kindness and understanding for someone who is experiencing something very unpleasant; a harmonious agreement or accord.The plural form, sympathies, is a word for support or approval for ideas, beliefs, or people: My sympathies lie with those who come forward at their own risk.
What will be the result of harmonious relationship of the family?
result is the result and the result will be on time and result and result.. harmonious is harmonious.. hambog.. tanga ka!
How can you use the word harmonious in a sentence?
The harmonious ringing of the bells was comforting.
