harmonization

The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 66
(hiir’m6-ni-za’shon), n. [ mowize + -ation.] The act of harmonizing, or the state of being harmonized. Also spelled harmonisation. The life of the social organism must, as an end, rank above the lives of its units. These two ends are not harmonious at the outset; and though the tendency is towards harmonization of them, they are still partially conflicting. H, Spencer, Data of Ethics, p. 134,
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