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Inharmonious synonyms and antonyms

ĭn'här-mō'nē-əs

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dissonant
The definition of dissonant is things that don't go well together or things that are not harmonious.
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inconsonant
Not consonant; disagreeing or clashing
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discordant
Disagreeable in sound; harsh or dissonant.
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tuneless
Deficient in melody; not tuneful.
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harsh (related)
Unpleasant, uncomfortable, or hostile to survival:
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incompatible (related)
Not able to exist in harmony or agreement
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loud (related)
(Of clothing, decorations, etc.) Having unpleasantly and tastelessly contrasting colours or patterns; gaudy.
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incongruous
Lacking in harmony; incompatible:
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unharmonious
Alternative form of inharmonious.
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cacophonous
Having a harsh, unpleasant sound; discordant.
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disharmonious
The opposite of harmonious; lacking harmony.
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inharmonic
Not harmonic; discordant.
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rude
The definition of rude is behavior that does not conform to what society says would be polite or good manners or inappropriate subjects of discussion.
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unmusical
Not musical: lacking in musical ability.
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agree (related)
Devoid of harmony and accord
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sounds (related)
Characterized by unpleasant discordance of sound
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harmonious (antonym)
The definition of harmonious is things that go well together, or people and things that get along well.
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shrill (related)
Characterized or accompanied by shrill sounds
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Inharmonious Sentence Examples

  • He was at times suspicious of the papal policy, while his relations with Spain were somewhat inharmonious.

  • With these colours the Roman vitrarius worked, either using them singly or blending them in almost every conceivable combination, sometimes, it must be owned, with a rather gaudy and inharmonious effect.

  • The fittest metrical vehicle for epic, didactic, and satiric poetry had been discovered, but its movement was as yet rude and inharmonious.

  • With its Renaissance windows and portals this facade, though good in itself, was utterly out of keeping with the general style of the church, and in 1900 the removal of the inharmonious features was begun, to be replaced in a style strictly in accordance with the Gothic style of the rest of the building from the designs of Giuseppe Brentano.

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