discordantly
/dɪˈskɔːrdəntli/
adverb
- In a way that sounds harsh, unpleasant, or out of harmony, especially in music or sound.
- The car horns blared discordantly in the traffic jam.
- The two violins played discordantly, making the audience cover their ears.
- The choir sang discordantly until the conductor helped them find the right notes.
- In a way that is not in agreement or is in conflict with something else.
- The new policy fit discordantly with the company's stated values.
- Their opinions on the matter rang discordantly across the meeting room.
- His cheerful smile clashed discordantly with the sad news he was delivering.
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