Harmonizes [verb]

The white variety is the one most persons will select, as it harmonizes with all other plants.

She makes a beautiful nest, small but deep, and it harmonizes so much with its situation that it is often difficult to find.

The east wall is much more richly treated, and harmonizes in design with the choir.

It harmonizes with all the surroundings, and has as natural a look of belonging there as has the flush upon sunset clouds.

Their frosted gray plumage harmonizes so perfectly with their surroundings that it is almost impossible to see them.

See how beautifully Divine Providence harmonizes with the Spirit's work, and with those who faithfully toil in the vineyard.

Their natural quickness is intensified by their very attractive plumage which harmonizes perfectly with green leaves.

A deer's soft color harmonizes with stones and trunks, and, when its outline is broken, to distinguish the animal is hard.

This general description harmonizes with the apt figure used by that master mind in railway economics, Albert Fink.

The most appropriate and becoming dress is that which so harmonizes with the figure as to make the apparel unobserved.