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Synonym for "harm"

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The synonym harm synonymous definition words:
harm [verb]
means "activity"
maltreat, hurt, abuse, cripple, ravage, damage, injure
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harm [noun]
means "practice"
evil, outrage, abuse, wickedness, wrong
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harm [noun]
means "effect"
mischief, injury, damage, infliction, detriment, impairment, hurt
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Further results for the word "harm"

break [verb]
means "health"
injure, cut, harm, hurt, lacerate, wound
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damage [verb]
means "activity"
impair, lacerate, sabotage, harm, wreck, mutilate
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damage [noun]
means "thing"
injury, ravage, harm, bruise, ruin, hurt
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disaster [noun]
means "evil"
calamity, harm, mischief, misery, misfortune, pain
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disfigure [verb]
means "ruin"
damage, demolish, destroy, spoil, wreck, harm
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evil [noun]
means "event"
disaster, calamity, harm, mischief, misery, misfortune
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hurt [verb]
means "activity"
maltreat, harm, injure, damage, impair, mar
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hurt [noun]
means "deed"
harm, wound, injury, damage, bruise, ill-treatment
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ill [noun]
means "matter"
evil, wickedness, depravity, badness, harm
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infliction [noun]
means "injury"
damage, harm, detriment, impairment, hurt, mischief
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injure [verb]
means "activity"
damage, harm, hurt, wound, break, ruin
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injury [noun]
means "deed"
impairment, damage, hurt, harm, detriment, ruin
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lacerate [verb]
means "wound"
injure, hurt, harm, damage
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mischief [noun]
means "damage"
detriment, disadvantage, harm, hurt, injury, trouble
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mishandle [verb]
means "abuse"
harm, mistreat, man-handle
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spite [verb]
means "annoy"
harass, beset, thwart, persecute, harm, hurt
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spoil [verb]
means "activity"
harm, impair
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undermine [verb]
means "weaken"
threaten, injure, hurt, harm, impair, damage
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wound [verb]
means "action"
injure, damage, harm, hurt, lacerate, cut
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wrong [verb]
means "activity"
harm, injure, abuse, oppress, maltreat, aggrieve
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harmed [adjective]
means "hurt"
injured, traumatized, aggrieved, damaged, wounded, adversely affected
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harmful [adjective]
means "injurious"
deleterious, damaging, destructive, hurtful, detrimental, pernicious, ruinous
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harmless [adjective]
means "innocent"
innocuous, inoffensive
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harmonious [adjective]
means "melodious"
sonorous, musical, tuneful, rhythmical, dulcet, melodic, symphonic
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harmonious [adjective]
means "friendly"
neighbourly, amicable, congenial, sympathetic
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harmonious [adjective]
means "agreeable"
concordant, accordant, congruous, adapted, blending, consistent, chiming
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harmonise [verb]
means "blend"
arrange, tune, modulate, integrate, transpose, orchestrate, synthesise, synthesize
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harmonise [verb]
means "agree"
suit, accommodate, accord, correspond, attune, cooperate, conform
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harmonize [verb]
means "blend"
arrange, tune, modulate, integrate, transpose, orchestrate, synthesise, synthesize
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harmonize [verb]
means "agree"
accommodate, accord, correspond, attune, cooperate, conform, suit
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harmony [noun]
means "tune"
symphony, diapason, concord, consonance, concert, music, euphony
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harmony [noun]
means "symmetry"
consonance, conformity, congruence, balance, congruity, regularity, consistency
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harmony [noun]
means "compatibility"
accord, rapport, agreement, equanimity, amity, unanimity, concord
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accommodate [verb]
means "adapt"
agree, adjust, concur, conform, harmonise, harmonize
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accord [verb]
means "agreement"
harmonise, harmonize
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accord [noun]
means "agreement"
conformity, consent, harmony, peace, unanimity
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accordant [adjective]
means "agreeing"
agreeable, in agreement, harmonious, compatible, in accord, compliant
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agree [verb]
means "agreement"
harmonize, match, accord, correspond, conform, coincide, concur, harmonise
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agreeing [adjective]
means "compatible"
agreeable, in agreement, harmonious, accordant, in accord, compliant
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agreement [noun]
means "conformity"
accord, concord, harmony, peace, assent, proportion
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amicable [adjective]
means "friendly"
neighbourly, harmonious, congenial, sympathetic
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amity [noun]
means "compatibility"
accord, rapport, agreement, equanimity, harmony, unanimity
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appeasing [adjective]
means "accommodating"
agreeable, compatible, deferential, conciliatory, obliging, harmonious
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arrange [verb]
means "orchestrate"
harmonise, harmonize, score
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attune [verb]
means "adjust"
accord, reconcile, settle, harmonise, harmonize, compose
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bad [adjective]
means "attribution"
detrimental, harmful, injurious, damaging, deleterious, pernicious
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beautiful [adjective]
means "artistic"
elegant, aesthetic, tasteful, harmonious, fine, charming
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cancerous [adjective]
means "having or causing cancer"
malignant, virulent, destructive, mortal, harmful
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click [verb]
means "harmonise"
harmonize, match, succeed, go over
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cohere [verb]
means "make sense"
agree, follow, relate, cohesion, harmonise, harmonize
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coherence [noun]
means "unity"
oneness, agreement, continuity, harmony, congruity, integrity
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coincide [verb]
means "agree"
concur, affirm, assent, accord, correspond, harmonise, harmonize
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collaboration [noun]
means "agreement"
unity, concord, accordance, accord, harmony, concert
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community [noun]
means "affinity"
agreement, accord, kinship, harmony, likeness, uniformity
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compatible [adjective]
means "agreeing"
agreeable, in agreement, harmonious, accordant, in accord, compliant
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composition [noun]
means "arrangement"
form, symmetry, proportion, harmony, consonance, agreement
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concert [noun]
means "agreement"
unity, concord, accordance, accord, harmony, collaboration
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concerted [adjective]
means "agreeing"
alike, harmonious, unanimous, concurrent, accordant, concordant
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conciliatory [adjective]
means "accommodating"
agreeable, compatible, deferential, appeasing, obliging, harmonious
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concord [noun]
means "peace"
peacefulness, serenity, harmony, tranquillity, proportion, symmetry
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concord [noun]
means "feeling of agreement"
harmony
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concordant [adjective]
means "agreeing"
alike, harmonious, unanimous, concerted, accordant, concurrent
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concur [verb]
means "correspond"
conform, harmonise, harmonize, agree, tally, accord
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concurrent [adjective]
means "agreeing"
alike, harmonious, unanimous, concerted, accordant, concordant
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conform [verb]
means "correspond"
agree, harmonise, harmonize, tally, match, suit
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conformation [noun]
means "agreement"
harmony
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conformity [noun]
means "congruity"
correspondence, uniformity, similarity, harmony, consonance, accordance
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congruence [noun]
means "symmetry"
conformity, harmony, balance, congruity, regularity, consistency
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congruity [noun]
means "unity"
oneness, agreement, continuity, harmony, coherence, integrity
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congruous [adjective]
means "agreeing"
consonant, compatible, accordant, harmonious, congruent, corresponding
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consensus [noun]
means "feeling of agreement"
harmony
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consistency [noun]
means "agreement"
harmony, uniformity, unity, correspondence, cohesion, congruity
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consistent [adjective]
means "conforming"
harmonious
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consonant [adjective]
means "compatible"
agreeable, concordant, congenial, conformant, harmonious, congruous
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consort [verb]
means "agree"
concur, harmonise, harmonize, conform, coincide
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consuming [adjective]
means "immoderate"
exhausting, devastating, harmful, wasteful
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correspond [verb]
means "agree"
harmonise, harmonize
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cosmos [noun]
means "order"
harmony, structure, organisation, organization, macrocosm
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damaged [adjective]
means "spoiled"
marred, injured, harmed
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damaging [adjective]
means "detrimental"
harmful, injurious, bad, deleterious, pernicious
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deleterious [adjective]
means "detrimental"
harmful, injurious, damaging, bad, pernicious
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detrimental [adjective]
means "bad"
harmful, injurious, damaging, deleterious, pernicious
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devastating [adjective]
means "immoderate"
exhausting, consuming, harmful, wasteful
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docile [adjective]
means "domesticated"
trained, tame, harmless, submissive, mild, gentle
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domesticated [adjective]
means "tame"
trained, docile, harmless, submissive, mild, gentle
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dulcet [adjective]
means "melodious"
musical, tuneful, rhythmical, harmonious, melodic, symphonic
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euphonious [adjective]
means "melodious"
musical, lyric, harmonious, melodic, symphonic, consonant
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euphony [noun]
means "tune"
diapason, concord, consonance, concert, music, harmony
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evil [adjective]
means "property"
harmful, destructive, injurious, mischievous, pernicious
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fit [verb]
means "agreement"
suit, accord, apply, harmonise, harmonize, belong
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go [verb]
means "agreement"
conform, accord, harmonise, harmonize
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graceful [adjective]
means "beautiful"
symmetrical, exquisite, balanced, harmonious, well-proportioned, elegant
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heal [verb]
means "activity"
amend, salve, compose, harmonise, harmonize, settle
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in agreement with [object]
means "in line with"
in accord with, harmonious, consonant, fit
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in line with [adjective]
means "in agreement with"
in accord with, harmonious, consonant, fit
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inimical [adjective]
means "adverse"
unfavourable, harmful, noxious, counter
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injured [adjective]
means "spoiled"
marred, damaged, harmed
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innocuous [adjective]
means "innocent"
harmless, safe
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integrate [verb]
means "blend"
harmonize, mix, combine, unite, complete, synthesise, synthesize, harmonise
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keeping [noun]
means "conformity"
accordance, harmony, congruity, compliance, agreement, consistency
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make sense [verb]
means "cohere"
agree, follow, relate, cohesion, harmonise, harmonize
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malignant [adjective]
means "diseased"
harmful, deadly, fatal, dangerous, cancerous, destructive
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match [verb]
means "agreement"
correspond, fit, resemble, harmonise, harmonize, go with
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mellifluous [adjective]
means "resonant"
harmonious, melodious, musical, smooth
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melodic [adjective]
means "melodious"
musical, tuneful, rhythmical, dulcet, harmonious, symphonic
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music [noun]
means "sound"
euphony, harmony, song, symphony, melody, air
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musical [adjective]
means "melodious"
euphonious, lyric, harmonious, melodic, symphonic, consonant
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nasty [adjective]
means "health"
harmful, injurious, damaging, noxious, dangerous, poisonous
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neighbourly [adjective]
means "friendly"
harmonious, amicable, congenial, sympathetic
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noisome [adjective]
means "dangerous"
baneful, deadly, deleterious, destructive, detrimental, harmful
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orchestrate [verb]
means "compose"
harmonise, harmonize, arrange, score, synthesise, synthesize
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order [noun]
means "method"
pattern, arrangement, regulation, harmony, management, distribution
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peace [noun]
means "state"
harmony, quiet
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pestilential [adjective]
means "pernicious"
deadly, dangerous, detrimental, harmful, lethal, fatal
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proportion [verb]
means "balance"
apportion, adjust, arrange, harmonise, harmonize, regulate
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proportion [noun]
means "balance"
agreement, arrangement, distribution, harmony, symmetry
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rapport [noun]
means "compatibility"
accord, harmony, agreement, equanimity, amity, unanimity
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reconcile [verb]
means "adjust"
accord, attune, settle, harmonise, harmonize, compose
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rhythmical [adjective]
means "melodious"
musical, tuneful, harmonious, dulcet, melodic, symphonic
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rich [adjective]
means "sound"
sonorous, full, mellow, harmonious, resonant, sweet
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richness [noun]
means "sonority"
intensity, harmony, resonance, resounding
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safe [adjective]
means "property"
innocent, harmless, innocuous
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silvery [adjective]
means "musical"
melodious, harmonious, sonorous, resonant
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sonority [noun]
means "richness"
intensity, harmony, resonance, resounding
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sonorous [adjective]
means "rich"
full, mellow, harmonious, resonant, sweet
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sweet [adjective]
means "sound"
melodious, harmonious, musical, tuneful, euphonious, smooth
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symmetrical [adjective]
means "beautiful"
graceful, exquisite, balanced, harmonious, well-proportioned, elegant
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symphonic [adjective]
means "melodious"
musical, tuneful, rhythmical, dulcet, melodic, harmonious
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tame [adjective]
means "property"
domesticated, trained, docile, harmless, submissive, mild
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tasteful [adjective]
means "artistic"
elegant, aesthetic, beautiful, harmonious, fine, charming
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tumor [noun]
means "growth"
song, harmony
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tuneful [adjective]
means "melodious"
musical, harmonious, rhythmical, dulcet, melodic, symphonic
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unanimity [noun]
means "feeling of agreement"
harmony
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unanimous [adjective]
means "agreeing"
alike, harmonious, concurrent, concerted, accordant, concordant
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unhealthy [adjective]
means "deleterious"
harmful, unsanitary, unwholesome, noxious, poisonous
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unified [adjective]
means "agreeing"
alike, harmonious, unanimous, concerted, accordant, concordant
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uniformity [noun]
means "affinity"
agreement, accord, kinship, harmony, likeness, community
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unify [verb]
means "harmonize"
harmonise, arrange, orchestrate, blend, integrate, synthesise
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unity [noun]
means "agreement"
symphony, harmony, concert, unison, unanimity, concord
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wasteful [adjective]
means "immoderate"
exhausting, devastating, harmful, consuming
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