= accord, n. Cf. chord, n.2

Reconciliation; harmony, accord. Also: an agreement.

Agreement or harmony between things; esp. said in reference to sounds and rhythmical movements, and in uses thence derived.

Music. Agreement in pitch and tone; harmony. Also: a chord. Opposed to discord.

Agreement or pleasing combination of sounds; harmony, concord.

Compliance, conformity; agreement, correspondence; harmony. Also with with, between, to.

agreement, reconciliation = according, n.

Harmony of sound, esp. of musical sounds; concord, consonance. Also occasionally of speech-sounds, as in verse. Now rare or Obsolete.

Mathematics. A relationship of equivalence between two pairs of quantities, such that the first bears the same relation to the second as the…

= accord, n. 3; Agreement of musical sounds; plural sounds in agreement, harmonies, strains. Obsolete.

Harmony.

The blending or attuning of sounds, harmony.

Musical harmony or agreement of sounds.

A harmonious combination of sound; (figurative) harmony, concord. Obsolete.

An agreeable or satisfactory blending of musical sounds or notes; harmony; = concord, n.1 4.

Harmony of sounds; accord or concord of several voices or parts; playing or singing together in harmony. Also as a count noun: a concord, a harmony.

The accord or harmony of several instruments or voices playing or singing in tune. Obsolete.

A harmony of colours or sounds.

Harmony, accord. Obsolete. rare.

The combination of different sounds (in harmony).

Harmonious condition or quality.

‘Harmonical’ quality; tunefulness, harmoniousness.

A harmonious combination, esp. of sounds.

Tuneful accord, harmony.