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- to be congruous
- to be naturally or logically connected |
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- to coincide, occur at the same time
- to run or come together |
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| to bring into line; make parallel |
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| (n) - an agreement between things; mutual fitness; harmony |
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(v) - to alter or adapt (a voice) according to circumstances (one's audience, etc)
- to talk or visit
- to soften, tone down
- to attune to a certain pitch or key |
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| (v) - to join or fit together compactly or harmoniously |
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(adj; of sound)- flowing as if with honey
- sweetened or smoothly pleasant to the ear
- flowing; smooth-sounding |
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(adj; of a tone) - pleasant to the ear
- melodious |
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(adj) - indirectly stated; not straightforward
(anatomy) - part of the body that runs alongside abdominal muscles |
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| (adj; pf music) - smoothly, without breaks between notes |
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| (in music) - light; nimble |
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| (adj; of an expression) - sinister, pernicious, ominous |
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| (adj) - cause of injury, source of harm; source of persistent frustration |
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| (v) - to bless, make happy, or ascribe a virtue to; to regard as saintly |
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| (adj) - existing or occurring with something else, often in a lesser way; accompanying; concurrent |
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(n) - place of junction
- a coming together of people or things
- concourse
- a crowd or throng; assemblage |
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