noun
- plural of harness; sets of straps and fittings fastened around an animal (especially a horse) to control it or attach it to a vehicle or plow
- plural of harness; a set of straps worn by a person for safety, support, or carrying equipment
verb
- third-person singular present tense of harness; to put a harness on an animal
- third-person singular present tense of harness; to control, direct, or make use of (a force or resource) productively
Examples
- The farmer harnesses the horses every morning before plowing the field.
- Rock climbers wear safety harnesses to protect themselves from falls.
- The company harnesses solar energy to power its facilities.
- The horse's harnesses were made of leather and brass.
- Engineers harness the power of wind turbines to generate electricity.
- She harnesses her creativity to design innovative products.
- The dog harnesses kept the sled team connected and organized.