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inharmonious

/ˌɪnhɑːˈməʊniəs/

Traducción: Adjetivo que describe algo carente de armonía, que no está en concordancia o acuerdo, o que resulta discordante o desagradable al oído o a la vista.

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adjective

/ˌɪnhɑːˈməʊniəs/B2formal
  • esAdjetivo que describe algo carente de armonía, que no está en concordancia o acuerdo, o que resulta discordante o desagradable al oído o a la vista.

An adjective describing something that is not harmonious, lacking in agreement or concord.

  1. Not in harmonyC1formal

    Not in agreement or accord; lacking mutual understanding or compatibility.

    esdiscordante

    • Their inharmonious relationship led to constant arguments.
    • The committee's inharmonious discussions prevented any progress.
    • The two cultures had inharmonious views on the matter.

    Sinónimosantagonisticclashingconflictingcontradictorydiscordantdiscrepantdissonantincompatibleincongruousinconsistent

    Antónimosaccordantcompatibleconcordantharmonious

  2. Lacking harmony of partsC1formal

    Characterized by a lack of consistency or pleasing arrangement among elements; discordant.

    esInarmónico / discordante

    • The building's inharmonious design mixed classical and modern styles poorly.
    • The music had an inharmonious blend of instruments that sounded chaotic.
    • The color palette in the painting was inharmonious and jarred the senses.

    Sinónimosclashingconflictingdiscordantdisjointedincongruousinconsistentjarringunharmonious

    Antónimoscompatibleconcordantcongruousconsistentharmonious

Formas
  • more inharmonious comparative form
  • most inharmonious superlative form
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