1. brought into harmony or agreement; made compatible or consistent
Usage: British spelling

1. past tense and past participle of harmonise; made to be in agreement or compatible
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The policies were harmonised across all departments.
• The choir harmonised beautifully during the performance.
• Trade regulations have been harmonised between the two countries.
• The colors in the room were perfectly harmonised.
• They harmonised their schedules to work together more effectively.
• The different musical parts were harmonised by the composer.