1. People who believe in or practice harmony, especially in music or social relations.
Usage: Plural form of harmonist.
2. Members of a religious or utopian community, especially the Harmony Society founded by George Rapp in the early 19th century.
Usage: Historical; often capitalized when referring to specific communities.
3. Musicians who specialize in creating or singing harmonies.
Usage: Musical context.

Examples

• The harmonists in the choir blended their voices beautifully.
• The Harmonists established a successful community in Pennsylvania during the 1800s.
• These harmonists worked together to create a peaceful society based on shared values.
• The band's harmonists added rich layers to every song.
• Historical records show that the Harmonists were skilled farmers and craftspeople.