discords (Meaning)
discords
lack of agreement or harmony, a combination of musical sounds that strikes the ear harshly, active quarreling or conflict resulting from discord among persons or factions, a harsh or unpleasant sound, lack of agreement or harmony (as between persons, things, or ideas), a harsh combination of musical sounds, disagree, clash, dissonance
Synonyms & Antonyms of discords
Synonyms:
- rows
- incompatibilities
- antagonisms
- scraps
- fallings-out
- mix-ups
- disaccords
- rancors
- animosities
- antipathies
- debates
- hassles
- infightings
- brawls
- spats
- disunions
- bickers
- inconsistences
- incongruences
- run-ins
- wrangles
- jars
- squabbles
- competitions
- dissidences
- tiffs
- enmities
- incongruities
- inconsistencies
Antonyms:
discords Sentence Examples
- The harmonious melodies were shattered by discordant notes.
- The political rally erupted into a raucous discord, with protesters shouting slogans and throwing objects.
- The couple's once-loving relationship had been marred by constant discords.
- A discordant symphony filled the concert hall, leaving the audience bewildered.
- The choir's voices became a dissonant jumble, creating an unexpected discord.
- The clash of different musical genres produced a chaotic and discordant soundtrack.
- The negotiations between the two companies ended in discord, leaving both parties dissatisfied.
- The discordant opinions on the issue created a polarized atmosphere in the meeting.
- The discordant colors in the painting drew attention to the artist's unconventional style.
- The discordant rhythm of the song grated on listeners' ears, making it difficult to enjoy the music.
FAQs About the word discords
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agreements, concordances, accords,harmonies,concords, concurrences, peaces,cooperations
The harmonious melodies were shattered by discordant notes.
The political rally erupted into a raucous discord, with protesters shouting slogans and throwing objects.
The couple's once-loving relationship had been marred by constant discords.
A discordant symphony filled the concert hall, leaving the audience bewildered.
