Harmoniously [adverb]

Definition of Harmoniously:

as one

Opposite/Antonyms of Harmoniously:

Singly


Sentence/Example of Harmoniously:

The Lyme pathogen is clearly in a harmonious partnership with the tick, so if the tick immune system evolved to target anything, it’s all the things that aren’t there.

So in some sense, the Swedes can have this very harmonious redistributive society because they’re free-riding off the cutthroat society.

I am glad that in you the musician and the man are so completely and harmoniously blended.

The wisdom which it should be the aim of life to attain is virtue; and virtue is to live harmoniously with Nature.

To live harmoniously with Nature is to exclude all personal ends; hence pleasure is to be disregarded, and pain is to be despised.

The government was in the hands of a party called the "Irish interest" which worked harmoniously with the English ministers.

He existed, moreover, only in contour; he never rose above harmoniously outlined silhouette.

It is more than that, it is two phases of genius harmoniously coupled.

And did you ever see a place where men worked so orderly, harmoniously, and thoroughly as they do on the Herne ranch?

But the seventeen years of Edith and the eight springtimes of the child kept step harmoniously.