harmon
Greekharmony, fitting together, agreement of parts
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From Greek harmonia (fitting together, agreement, concord), from harmos (joint). Primarily musical in English — harmony, harmonic, harmonica, harmonize, philharmonic — but retains the broader sense of pleasing arrangement. The concept of parts fitting together links music to its original mechanical meaning.
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harmony
Peaceful agreement; a pleasing combination; musical chords
harmonious
Showing peaceful agreement; pleasingly combined or melodious
philharmonic
A full-size symphony orchestra; devoted to music
harmonic
A frequency multiple of a fundamental tone; relating to musical harmony
harmonize
To bring into agreement; to sing or play in harmony
harmonica
A small wind instrument played by blowing through holes