Collocations for harmony - noun
1. state of agreement
ADJECTIVE
complete,
perfect
relative
They've lived together in reasonable harmony for many years.
relative
They've lived together in reasonable harmony for many years.
domestic,
political,
racial,
social
On the surface their life was a model of domestic harmony.
On the surface their life was a model of domestic harmony.
VERB + harmony
achieve
bring, create
maintain, preserve
They try to maintain harmony between the two communities.
bring, create
maintain, preserve
They try to maintain harmony between the two communities.
restore
foster, promote
The Church tries to promote racial harmony.
foster, promote
The Church tries to promote racial harmony.
live in
PREPOSITION
in harmony
They work together in harmony.
They work together in harmony.
harmony between
They try to foster harmony between different groups of people.
They try to foster harmony between different groups of people.
harmony with
people living in perfect harmony with nature
people living in perfect harmony with nature
2. pleasant combination of different musical notes
ADJECTIVE
musical
vocal
beautiful
five-part, four-part, etc.
an arrangement with four-part harmony
vocal
beautiful
five-part, four-part, etc.
an arrangement with four-part harmony