harmonization

[English harmoniz ( e ); -ation.] The act of harmonizing; the state of being harmonized. har-mon-ize, v. t. & i. [Eng. harm on (y); -ize.] A. Transitive: 1. To make harmonious; to combine, set, or arrange according to the laws of harmony or counterpoint. "A music harmonizing our wild cries." Tennyson: Sea Dreams, 247. 2. To make melodious, harmonious, or pleasing to the ear. 3. To adjust, set, or arrange in proper proportions; to arrange so that the several parts are justly and fitly adapted and suited to each other. "And bluest skies that harmonize the whole." Byron: Childe Harold, ii. 48. IMG:content-0991.png:[blocks in formation] 1. To form a concord; to be in harmony or concord; to agree in sounds or effect; as, Two voices harmonize together. 2. To be in concord or agreement; to agree in feeling or action; to be or live in peace and concord. 3. To agree together in effect or result; as, The facts harmonize .