Usually a noun. There can be variations depending on context and usage.
Harmonious
Example: Instead of saying, "The symphony produced such great harmony," you could say, "The symphony was harmonious."
To harmonize.
Harmony is a noun.
Harmony as a verb is harmonize. To harmonize is to create harmony. This verb can be used literally to describe musical harmonization or figuratively as in getting along with others.
The word 'harmony' is a noun, an abstract noun; a word for the combination of simultaneously sounded musical notes to produce a pleasing effect; a situation in which people live and work well with other people; the attractive effect that is created when objects, colours etc combine together well.The verb is to harmonize. The abstract noun form of the verb is the gerund, harmonizing.
The word harmony is a noun. The plural form is harmonies.
The noun harmony has the related adjective harmonious. The adverb form is harmoniously.
The noun form for the verb to harmonize is harmonization. Harmony is another noun form.
Harmony is a noun. I can think of no way to use it as a verb.
Harmony as a verb is harmonize. To harmonize is to create harmony. This verb can be used literally to describe musical harmonization or figuratively as in getting along with others.
Harmony is a noun.
The word 'harmony' is a noun, an abstract noun; a word for the combination of simultaneously sounded musical notes to produce a pleasing effect; a situation in which people live and work well with other people; the attractive effect that is created when objects, colours etc combine together well.The verb is to harmonize. The abstract noun form of the verb is the gerund, harmonizing.
The verb or harmony is harmonise (or harmonize in US English).Other verbs are harmonises, harmonising and harmonised."She will harmonise the concert".
The word harmony is a noun. The plural form is harmonies.
Harmonically
The noun harmony has the related adjective harmonious. The adverb form is harmoniously.
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