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dissonant

/ˈdɪs.ə.nənt/

Traducción: Describe sonidos que son ásperos, que hieren el oído o que carecen de armonía; también se usa metafóricamente para describir ideas o elementos en conflicto.

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adjective

/ˈdɪs.ə.nənt/C1formal
  • esDescribe sonidos que son ásperos, que hieren el oído o que carecen de armonía; también se usa metafóricamente para describir ideas o elementos en conflicto.

Describes sounds that are harsh, jarring, or lacking harmony; also used metaphorically to describe conflicting ideas or elements.

  1. Lack of harmonyC1formal

    Lacking harmony or agreement; discordant, especially in music or sound.

    esDiscordante

    • The dissonant chords in the piece created a sense of tension.
    • The orchestra's performance was marred by dissonant notes.
    • The dissonant sounds of the alarm made everyone cover their ears.

    Sinónimosatonalcacophonousdiscordantgratingharshinharmoniousjarringstridenttunelessunmelodious

    Antónimosconsonanteuphoniousharmoniousmelodious

  2. Disagreement or conflictC1formal

    Inconsistent or conflicting with something else, such as ideas, opinions, or beliefs.

    esdiscordante, contradictorio

    • His views were dissonant with the company's official policy.
    • The dissonant opinions among the committee members delayed the decision.
    • There was a dissonant note in their otherwise harmonious relationship.

    Sinónimosclashingconflictingcontradictorydiscordantdiscrepantincompatibleincongruousinconsistent

    Antónimosagreeablecompatiblecongruentconsistentharmonious

Formas
  • more dissonant comparative form
  • most dissonant superlative form
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