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To have utilized or employed a tangible object
“We need to be continuing our research to ensure that we're able to properly harness nuclear energy without harming the environment.”
Past tense for to place a harness on, such as a horse to a carriage
“Every day, Mr. Silverman would harness his horse to his wagon and ride through parts of the city delivering seltzer.”
Past tense for to tie or attach, especially with a strap or rope
“If you are a mountaineer or a biker, you can easily harness it tightly around your waist and adjust its shoulder strap.”
Past tense for to make use of or put into practice
Past tense for to exploit or take advantage of
(of animals, especially horses) Past tense for to harness together to pull a vehicle
Past tense for to carry, or be carrying, something
Past tense for to equip with gear, clothing or equipment
Outfitted or supplied with that which is required or desirable
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