Reverse Dictionary: HARMONIOUS

ADJECTIVES
1374 ACCORDABLE agreeing, harmonious, accordant; suitable, agreeable → obs.
1430 SUGARED of sound, melody, harmony: melodious, harmonious → obs.
1531 ARMONICAL harmonious → obs.\
1531 HARMONICAL marked by harmony or agreement; harmonious, concordant
1536 HARMONIACAL full of harmony, harmonious → obs.
1569 HARMONIAL pert. to harmony or agreement; harmonious
1670CONCORDIOUS harmonious → obs.
1771 HARMONIAC relating to harmony, or to the cultivation of music → obs.


ADVERBS
1589 HARMONICALLY with harmony or concord of sounds; concordantly, tunefully, harmoniously → obs.
1604 HARMONICALLY in the way of harmony or agreement; agreeingly, harmoniously → obs.


NOUNS
1601 HARMOGE a harmony of colours or sounds → obs.
1651 PANHARMONY universal or general harmony → obs.
1691 HARMONICALNESS tunefulness, harmoniousness → obs.
1809 RAPPROCHEMENT a coming or bringing together; an establishment of harmonious relations
1825 PACKNESS friendship, harmony, familiarity, intimacy → Sc.


NOUNS, PERSON
1603 HARMONIAN one versed in harmony or music; a musician → obs.
1760 HARMONICIAN one versed in harmony or musical theory → obs.


VERBS
1810GET TOGETHER to put in order; to organize; to harmonize → sl.
1847 QUADER to agree, to be harmonious, to get along → Sc.
1899 GET ALONG LIKE A WAGON AND WHEELS to live in sympathy and harmony → Eng. dial.
1968 HARMONATE to get along well with others; to be harmonious → Amer. dial.