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orderliness
On-Yomi: カイ — Kun-Yomi: かな.う、 やわ.らぐ
Koohii stories:
1) [thecite] 11-1-2010(38): harmonious: If a choir is to be harmonious, all the voices need to combine to hit the right notes, and say the right words.
2) [perrin4869] 14-9-2010(14): Think of a chat in which everyone is writing words at once, of the lack of orderliness of such a chat.
3) [chameleoncoder] 19-8-2010(11): To have orderliness, your words must be in all the right places.
4) [chibimizuno] 1-6-2011(8): 起立 (きりつ)！ Hearing these words, all the students immediately stand at attention. The orderliness of classes in Japan is incredible.
5) [Elphalpo] 5-7-2010(8): to be in sync: The words a choir sings must all be in sync. ~~~ (Note: According to Yahoo! 辞書 , this character means something like "to harmonize/to mitigate." I chose to be in sync as the keyword to both avoid conflicting with other keywords and to capture the general meaning of the kanji that can be applied to the various compounds that use it.).