panharmony
/ˌpanˈhɑːməni/rare (chiefly Philosophy )
noun
Universal or general harmony.
Origin
Mid 17th century. Originally from post-classical Latin panarmonia from pan- + classical Latin harmonia, after ancient Greek παναρμόνιος all-harmonious; in later use from pan- + harmony. Compare French panharmonie.
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