英语词汇“discordant”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1 (adjective) in the sense of disagreeing

Definition

at variance

He displays attitudes and conduct discordant with his culture.

Synonyms

disagreeing

conflicting

There are conflicting reports on the severity of his injuries.

clashing

different

We have totally different views.

opposite

Everything he does is opposite to what is considered normal behaviour.

contrary

His sister was of the contrary opinion to his.

at odds

Her inexperience is at odds with the tale she tells.

contradictory

He seems to be capable of holding a number of apparently contradictory attitudes.

inconsistent

The outburst was inconsistent with the image he had cultivated.

incompatible

Their interests were mutually incompatible.

incongruous

She looked incongruous in an army uniform.

divergent

two people who have divergent views

2 (adjective) in the sense of harsh

Definition

harsh in sound

They produced a discordant sound.

Synonyms

harsh

He gave a loud, harsh laugh.

jarring

a jarring, nasal voice

grating

I can't stand that grating voice of his.

strident

She tried to laugh, and the sound was harsh and strident.

shrill

jangling

dissonant

Guitarists kept strumming wildly dissonant chords.

cacophonous

screaming guitars and cacophonous vocals

inharmonious

unmelodious

单词	discordant
释义	Trends of discordant View usage for: discordant (dɪskɔːʳdənt) 1. adjective Something that is discordant is strange or unpleasant because it does not fit in with other things. His agenda is discordant with ours. 2. adjective A discordant sound or musical effect is unpleasant to hear. More Synonyms of discordant discordant in British English (dɪsˈkɔːdənt) adjective 1. at variance; disagreeing 2. harsh in sound; inharmonious Derived forms discordantly (disˈcordantly) adverb discordant in American English (dɪsˈkɔrdənt) adjective 1. not in accord; disagreeing; conflicting 2. not in harmony; dissonant; clashing Derived forms discordance (disˈcordance) noun or disˈcordancy discordantly (disˈcordantly) adverb Word origin ME discordaunt < OFr descordant, prp. of descorder: see discord Examples of 'discordant' in a sentence discordant There will be many more discordant notes played before this game of musical chairs comes to an end. Times, Sunday Times (2016) This record aims to unsettle and carries off its stilted and discordant sound without appearing laboured. The Sun (2016) It is time to put away the bunting and add a few discordant notes to the jubilee celebrations. Times, Sunday Times (2012) There wasn't a single false second or discordant note. The Sun (2014) It was a day of discordant notes, on and off the pitch. Times, Sunday Times (2011) It's a discordant note that one hears too often. Times, Sunday Times (2007) That would appear a discordant note on which to finish a career and why it seems inconceivable that he will not elect to fight on. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Possibly the only discordant note struck, apart from the injuries, came from the officials. Times, Sunday Times (2013) A few months passed in sweet harmony, but then discordant notes began to be heard from the music ministry. Christianity Today (2000) There was screeching, discordant, monstrous music. Times, Sunday Times (2009) There were none of the discordant notes of Wednesday, when he did not want to see or speak to anyone. Times, Sunday Times (2009) 1 (adjective) in the sense of disagreeing Definition at variance He displays attitudes and conduct discordant with his culture. Synonyms disagreeing conflicting There are conflicting reports on the severity of his injuries. clashing different We have totally different views. opposite Everything he does is opposite to what is considered normal behaviour. contrary His sister was of the contrary opinion to his. at odds Her inexperience is at odds with the tale she tells. contradictory He seems to be capable of holding a number of apparently contradictory attitudes. inconsistent The outburst was inconsistent with the image he had cultivated. incompatible Their interests were mutually incompatible. incongruous She looked incongruous in an army uniform. divergent two people who have divergent views 2 (adjective) in the sense of harsh Definition harsh in sound They produced a discordant sound. Synonyms harsh He gave a loud, harsh laugh. jarring a jarring, nasal voice grating I can't stand that grating voice of his. strident She tried to laugh, and the sound was harsh and strident. shrill jangling dissonant Guitarists kept strumming wildly dissonant chords. cacophonous screaming guitars and cacophonous vocals inharmonious unmelodious Additional synonyms in the sense of at odds Definition at variance Her inexperience is at odds with the tale she tells. Synonyms at variance, conflicting, contrary to, at odds, out of line, out of step, at sixes and sevens (informal), not in keeping, out of harmony in the sense of cacophonous screaming guitars and cacophonous vocals Synonyms discordant, harsh, jarring, grating, raucous, strident, dissonant, inharmonious in the sense of conflicting There are conflicting reports on the severity of his injuries. Synonyms incompatible, opposed, opposing, clashing, contrary, adverse, contradictory, inconsistent, paradoxical, discordant Nearby words of discordant discontinuity discontinuous discord discordant discount discountenance discourage Synonyms of 'discordant' discordant Explore 'discordant' in the dictionary
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