discordant
/dɪˈskɔːrdənt/
adjective
- Not in agreement; conflicting or clashing.
- Their discordant views on the project made it hard to reach a decision.
- The two reports gave discordant accounts of what happened.
- The committee members had discordant opinions about the new policy.
- Harsh and unpleasant in sound; lacking harmony.
- The discordant noise from the construction site gave everyone a headache.
- A discordant note from the piano ruined the otherwise beautiful performance.
- The orchestra sounded discordant until the musicians tuned their instruments.
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