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harmoniously

/hɑːrˈmoʊ.ni.əs.li/

Übersetzung: Adverb, das bedeutet „auf harmonische Weise“, also in Übereinstimmung, im Gleichgewicht oder in angenehmer Abstimmung. Wird oft in Musik, sozialen Beziehungen oder Design verwendet, um reibungslose Integration und Vereinbarkeit auszudrücken.

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adverb

/hɑːrˈmoʊ.ni.əs.li/B2formalart
  • deAdverb, das bedeutet „auf harmonische Weise“, also in Übereinstimmung, im Gleichgewicht oder in angenehmer Abstimmung. Wird oft in Musik, sozialen Beziehungen oder Design verwendet, um reibungslose Integration und Vereinbarkeit auszudrücken.

An adverb meaning "in a harmonious manner," describing actions performed with agreement, balance, or pleasing arrangement. It is often used in contexts of music, social relations, or design to indicate smooth integration and compatibility.

  1. In a harmonious mannerB2formal

    In a way that is pleasingly arranged, consistent, or free from conflict.

    deharmonisch

    • The choir sang harmoniously together.
    • The colors in the painting blend harmoniously.
    • The team worked harmoniously to complete the project.

    Synonymeagreeablyconsistentlypeacefully

    Antonymediscordantlyincompatibly

  2. Peacefully or cooperativelyB2formal

    In a way that involves agreement, cooperation, and lack of disagreement.

    deHarmonisch

    • The two communities lived harmoniously for centuries.
    • They discussed their differences harmoniously and reached a compromise.
    • The family members interacted harmoniously during the holiday dinner.

    Synonymeagreeablyamicablycongeniallycooperativelypeacefully

    Antonymeantagonisticallydiscordantlyincompatibly

Formen
  • more harmoniously comparative form
  • most harmoniously superlative form
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