dissonant Antonyms
Strongest:
- harmonious
- sweet
- melodious
- sweet
- melodic
- melodious
- harmonious
- mellow
- tuneful
- musical
- euphonious
- musical
- euphonious
- dulcet
- dulcet
- mellifluous
- mellifluous
- mellow
- melodic
- tuneful
- sonorous
- harmonizing
- resonant
- resonant
- sonorous
- harmonizing
Strong:
- polyphonic
- lyrical
- appealing
- agreeable
- harmonic
- mellifluent
- rhythmic
- mellifluent
- tonal
- symphonic
- lyric
- chordal
- lilting
- lyric
- agreeable
- chordal
- orchestral
- pleasant
- rhythmical
- rhythmic
- orchestral
- lyrical
- harmonic
- rhythmical
- polyphonic
- symphonic
- pleasant
- tonal
- lilting
- appealing
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Meaning of dissonant
dissonant (s)
characterized by musical dissonance; harmonically unresolved
lacking in harmony
not in accord
dissonant (a.)
Sounding harshly; discordant; unharmonious.
Disagreeing; incongruous; discrepant, -- with from or to.
dissonant Sentence Examples
- Amidst the melodic symphony, a dissonant chord disrupted the harmonious flow, jarring the ears of the listeners.
- Their conflicting beliefs created a dissonant atmosphere during the debate, making it challenging to find common ground.
- The politician's dissonant statements left voters puzzled and distrustful, undermining their credibility.
- The clashing colors in the painting produced a dissonant effect, evoking a sense of unease in the viewer's perception.
- The dissonant sounds of the industrial machinery reverberated through the air, creating an unbearable cacophony.
- Despite their shared goal, the team members' dissonant approaches to the project hindered their progress and created friction.
- The dissonant juxtaposition of past and present in the historical novel challenged readers to confront the complexities of a changing world.
- In the aftermath of the financial crisis, the dissonant opinions among economic experts fueled uncertainty and deepened the divide within the government.
- The orchestra's performance was marred by dissonant notes, prompting the conductor to halt the music and demand a retake.
- The dissonant buzzing of the alarm clock shattered the tranquility of the morning, abruptly jolting me awake.
FAQs About the word dissonant
characterized by musical dissonance; harmonically unresolved, lacking in harmony, not in accordSounding harshly; discordant; unharmonious., Disagreeing; incongr
cacophonous, unmusical, metallic, discordant, noisy,shrill, inharmonious, unpleasant, unpleasing, strident
harmonious, sweet, melodious, sweet, melodic, melodious, harmonious, mellow, tuneful, musical
Amidst the melodic symphony, a dissonant chord disrupted the harmonious flow, jarring the ears of the listeners.
Their conflicting beliefs created a dissonant atmosphere during the debate, making it challenging to find common ground.
The politician's dissonant statements left voters puzzled and distrustful, undermining their credibility.
The clashing colors in the painting produced a dissonant effect, evoking a sense of unease in the viewer's perception.
