Usually means: Device that blends multiple pitches.
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  1. harmoniser: Collins English Dictionary
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  3. harmoniser: Wiktionary
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  5. harmoniser: Rhymezone
  6. harmoniser: FreeDictionary.org
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Harmoniser)

▸ noun:  Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of harmonizer. [Someone who harmonizes, or brings harmony.]

Similar:
harmonizer, humaniser, equaliser, alphabetiser, stabiliser, racialiser, organiser, terroriser, colouriser, coloniser, more...

Opposite:
dissonant, clashing, conflicting, uncoordinated, unharmonious

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Similar:
harmonizer, humaniser, equaliser, alphabetiser, stabiliser, racialiser, organiser, terroriser, colouriser, coloniser, more...

Opposite:
dissonant, clashing, conflicting, uncoordinated, unharmonious



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