harmoniously

harmonious | American Dictionary

harmonious
adjective
us/hɑrˈmoʊ·ni·əs/
having different parts that are combined in a pleasing way:
a harmonious blend of colors

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harmonious
In contrast to social structures and institutions, culture is often regarded as a coherent entity, as a harmonious unit providing for the integration of society.
As you will see, the irruption of the locus in no way weakens or dilutes logical principles: they just become different, more harmonious, and stronger.
In practice, however, freelancing was rarely the harmonious and liberating form of work that is often depicted.
They regarded society as naturally harmonious and designed their anti-theft campaigns to rectify injustice and restore harmony by means of confession and compensation.
Pietism claimed for its own the principle that heart and voice should be in harmonious accord.
The process must be harmonious to assure dilatation of the cervix without tearing.
The establishment of these devolved committees with their 'crusading enthusiasm' was later praised officially as a triumph of organisation, devotion, and harmonious cooperation.
The harmonious machine as an entirety inspires one with admiration, but what of the perfectly adjusted, satisfactory and enduring parts.
In a presentation intended for the outside world, people prefer to draw a rather harmonious picture of their social relations.
Her research is most effective in dismissing the picture of a comprehensive welfare state that some historians have thought to characterize harmonious, close-knit local communities.
The first part in this process is to realize that the myth presupposes that the alliance was something it never really was, close and harmonious.
He argues that it was impossible to bring about democratic and harmonious governance after independence in so heterogeneous a country.
The idea of a struggle for survival and the elimination of the un®t supplanted the idea of a harmonious process of mutual adaptation.
The main strategy of the illustrated weeklies was to promote the image of a harmonious society without major conflicts.
A good and harmonious plan of action can be worked out.
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