harmonious, a. symmetrical, [correspondent], consistent, congruent, conformable; [consonant], symphonious, melodious [amicable], [peaceable]. Antonyms: inharmonious, [discordant], [antagonistic], incompatible.
harmonize, v. [agree], [chime], [tally], [correspond], [accord]; adjust, [reconcile].
harmony, n. concord, [agreement], concurrence, consonance [chime], unison, [unanimity]; concordance, congruity, [adaptation], consistency. Antonyms: [discord], antagonism, [variance], [contention], incongruity, [inconsistency], dissension, [opposition].
harness, n. saddlery; accouterments, [armor], array, gearing, [equipment], tackling, [gear]; caparison, [trappings], Associated words: saddler, saddlery.
harness, v. [equip], array, caparison, [tackle].
harp, n. [lyre]. Associated words: harpist, lyrist, lyrism, lyric, plectrum.
harpy, n. [extortioner], [oppressor].
harrow, v. [wound], [lacerate], [tear], [distress], torture, [harass].
harsh, a. inharmonious, [rough], [disagreeable], [unpleasant], raucous; dissonant, strident, [discordant], cacophonous: austere, [morose], [severe], ungracious, inurbane, [discourteous], [churlish], [uncivil], [blunt], [bluff], brusque, [acrimonious], [caustic], [acrid], [repulsive].
harum-scarum, a. (Colloq.) [wild], [giddy], [reckless], [volatile], [indiscreet], [hare-brained].