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discordant

/dɪˈskɔːr.dənt/

Traduction: Décrit des sons qui sont dissonants et désagréables, ou des choses qui sont en désaccord ou en conflit.

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adjective

/dɪˈskɔːr.dənt/C1formal
  • frDécrit des sons qui sont dissonants et désagréables, ou des choses qui sont en désaccord ou en conflit.

Describes sounds that are harsh and unpleasant, or things that are in disagreement or conflict.

  1. Lack of harmonyC1formal

    Not in agreement or harmony; conflicting or clashing.

    frEn désaccord, sans harmonie

    • The committee's views were discordant on the new policy.
    • Their discordant opinions led to a heated debate.
    • The music sounded discordant and unpleasant.

    Synonymesat oddsclashingconflictingdissonantincompatibleinharmoniousopposed

    Antonymescompatibleconcordantconsistentharmonious

  2. Musical dissonanceC1formal

    Producing an unpleasant or harsh sound due to a lack of harmony.

    frDissonance musicale

    • The discordant notes from the piano made everyone wince.
    • The orchestra's discordant performance disappointed the audience.
    • He played a discordant chord that resolved beautifully.

    Synonymescacophonousdissonantgratingharshinharmoniousjarring

    Antonymesconcordantconsonantharmoniousmelodious

Formes
  • more discordant comparative form
  • most discordant superlative form
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