noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
racial harmony (= when people of different races live or work together and trust each other )
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Dr King's dream of racial harmony has never been fully realized.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
perfect
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Here man and nature have achieved perfect harmony .
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Whatever the species, there is never perfect harmony and peace.
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They sang in perfect harmony , although I dare say Alex Ferguson will complain about the pitch.
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It no longer functions to modulate all the elements into perfect harmony .
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Timotei Moisturiser is able to nurture the softness of your skin by working in perfect harmony with it.
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If Daley was reactionary and stubborn, he was in perfect harmony with his town.
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In the future, perhaps all groups will be yin and yang: in perfect harmony .
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Always the sky imposes its moods and the landscape beneath responds in perfect harmony .
racial
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Local authorities also have a specific duty to carry out their functions in such a way as will promote racial harmony .
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Back in class, Miss Grimhle gave a lecture on racial harmony .
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The account, I consider, is not conducive to professional or racial harmony .
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The centre has promoted racial harmony .
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Ordinarily. the city was a model of racial harmony .
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Read Charles Evers' book and hold him up as a model of racial harmony .
social
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The apparent social harmony of the mid-century could be attributed to Britain's economic success in these years.
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The invisible hand merely symbolizes the true orchestrator of social harmony , the free market.
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The economy consists of individuals seeking prosperity, yet most of its laws and many of its customs are about social harmony .
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Why, then, is social conflict rather than social harmony escalating?
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Like Marxism-Leninism, it entertains a sublime vision of human potential for social harmony and individual fulfilment.
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If only children did not hold strong ideas, disagreement and conflict would evaporate in the sunshine of social harmony .
vocal
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Anderson shares the bill with Justina &038; Joyce, famed for their lush vocal harmonies accompanied by guitar and lap dulcimer.
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Decades later, its winning vocal harmonies and spirited musical style still has a palpable impact.
■ VERB
achieve
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Here man and nature have achieved perfect harmony .
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Reconciliation implies the need to achieve harmony by making different objectives compatible.
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When do we need to achieve balance and harmony within ourselves?
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One of the best ways to achieve this harmony is through breathing.
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I suppose it takes years for two cultures to achieve perfect harmony .
bring
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Also it promotes that holistic sense of the whole of life's experience being brought into harmony , including the discords.
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On the other hand, Mozart and Bach bring harmony and lightness, as well as a state of calm and order.
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It is as though the historic opponents of medieval times, the aristocrats and the guildsmen, had been brought together in harmony .
create
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Alone each musician is noise. yet with the guidance of the conductor, an orchestra creates music and harmonies .
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When choosing an editor, chose an orchestra leader-an expert to help you create harmony from content and style.
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It also creates an atmosphere of harmony with friends.
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In Example 105 Schoenberg creates a beautifully delicate harmony , which seems to float along on a distant astral plane.
live
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Rainforest-dwelling people have learnt to live in harmony with their environment.
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The house was a happier place without him, and the three of us lived together in remarkable harmony .
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As a man with agricultural interests you will appreciate the importance of living in harmony with nature and of conserving the environment.
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Normally solitary characters, after infection these animals lived in harmony with each other, mating and raising many pups.
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At the same time Red Deer taught me to live in harmony with the animals.
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But what can you do if you're not living in harmony with them?
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When two parties live in harmony , neither makes much fuss and mutual dependence may pass unobserved.
promote
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Local authorities also have a specific duty to carry out their functions in such a way as will promote racial harmony .
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Aren't there cheaper and more fruitful ways of promoting harmony between nations?
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Nor, says Mr Imai, should they be allowed to write off the exorbitant sums they spend on promoting group-wide harmony .
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The centre has promoted racial harmony .
restore
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Without women men revert to animals, without men women could heal and restore to harmony a world raped and ravaged.
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Thus homoeopathy seeks to restore the organism to harmony and balance.
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It can be useful to refer to something you all have in common, which may restore a feeling of harmony .
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Mr Christie immediately pledged to try to restore trust and harmony to the club's warring board.
work
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Your skin asks for a gentle moisturiser that works in harmony with its own natural properties.
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And yet all work in harmony and harm no one.
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Timotei Moisturiser is able to nurture the softness of your skin by working in perfect harmony with it.
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The last two options working in harmony make perfect sense.
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With a number of teams in different departments working in harmony anything can be achieved.
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But it's important to make sure all the fabrics in the different layers work in harmony together.
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But John Gittins has never lost sight of the fact that man must work in harmony with nature.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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All first year music students are required to take a class in harmony .
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four-part harmony
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The harmonies in her symphonies are wonderfully rich.
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We sat down and talked in an effort to restore family harmony .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A few weeks later, Christine McVie was brought in to add a few keyboard and harmony vocal parts.
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Also it promotes that holistic sense of the whole of life's experience being brought into harmony , including the discords.
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But the apparent harmony was that of a ballroom Beirut.
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In the conventional sense of the word, which conveys some sort of harmony with the natural world, it certainly was.
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Music is music: melody, harmony , rhythm and texture.
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The High Elves possess a great respect for their land and build their cities in harmony with nature as much as possible.