inharmonious (Meaning)
inharmonious (a)
not in harmony
inharmonious (s)
lacking in harmony of parts
inharmonious (a.)
Not harmonious; unmusical; discordant; dissonant.
Conflicting; jarring; not in harmony.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inharmonious
Synonyms:
- antipodal
- diametrical
- antagonistic
- irreconcilable
- opposite
- opposing
- disagreeing
- at odds
- at variance
- antithetical
- diametric
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
inharmonious Sentence Examples
- The jarring notes produced an inharmonious cacophony that made listening painful.
- The discordant voices of the choir created an inharmonious blend that grated on the ears.
- The inharmonious combination of colors in the painting made it visually unappealing.
- The inharmonious relationship between the two siblings caused constant tension in the family.
- The inharmonious arrangement of furniture in the room created a sense of unease.
- The inharmonious mixture of styles in the music album made it difficult to enjoy.
- The inharmonious tone of the speech alienated the listeners and undermined the speaker's message.
- The inharmonious behavior of the students disrupted the class and made it impossible to focus.
- The inharmonious interplay of forces in the universe kept the celestial bodies in a constant state of chaos.
- The inharmonious merging of two cultures created misunderstandings and clashes.
FAQs About the word inharmonious
not in harmony, lacking in harmony of partsNot harmonious; unmusical; discordant; dissonant., Conflicting; jarring; not in harmony.
conflicting, inconsistent,incompatible, clashing, contradictory, inconsonant, repugnant, mutually exclusive, contrary, discrepant
agreeing, congruent,harmonious, consonant, similar, correspondent (with or to), concordant, harmonious, compatible, congruent
The jarring notes produced an inharmonious cacophony that made listening painful.
The discordant voices of the choir created an inharmonious blend that grated on the ears.
The inharmonious combination of colors in the painting made it visually unappealing.
The inharmonious relationship between the two siblings caused constant tension in the family.
