dis·cord·ant /dɪsˈkoɚdn̩t/ adjective
[more discordant; most discordant] 1 : harsh or unpleasant in sound
▪ discordant music 2 : not agreeing : not in harmony
▪ She has the difficult task of bringing together a number of discordant elements. ▪ discordant opinions ◊To strike/sound a discordant note means to express an opinion that disagrees with what other people are saying.
▪ Most reviewers loved the show, but one critic struck a discordant note, finding it “trite and predictable.”
▪ discordant music
▪ She has the difficult task of bringing together a number of discordant elements. ▪ discordant opinions ◊To strike/sound a discordant note means to express an opinion that disagrees with what other people are saying.
▪ Most reviewers loved the show, but one critic struck a discordant note, finding it “trite and predictable.”
