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harmonie
/aʁ.mɔ.ni/
harmony
L'harmonie règne dans cette pièce.
Harmony prevails in this room.
general
A state of peaceful and balanced coexistence, often in music, relationships, or nature.
Les couleurs de cette peinture créent une harmonie parfaite.
The colors in this painting create perfect harmony.
In music, 'harmonie' refers to the combination of notes played simultaneously to create chords.
musical
A musical ensemble, often a choir or small orchestra.
L'harmonie de l'église a interprété un beau cantique.
The church choir performed a beautiful hymn.
In this context, 'harmonie' is often used to refer to a specific type of musical group.
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Pro Tip
Musical vs. General Use
Remember that 'harmonie' can refer to both a musical concept and a general state of balance.
Gold Rule
Gender and Number
The word 'harmonie' is feminine and can be pluralized as 'harmonies'.
Word Origin
From Greek 'harmonia' (joining, fitting together), via Latin 'harmonia'.
Usage Notes
In French, 'harmonie' is often used in both literal and figurative senses, similar to English 'harmony'.
Word Breakdown
harmon
harmony, agreement
root-ie
noun suffix
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