dis·cord·ant [dɪˈskɔ:dənt] ADJ.
1. discordant (disagreeing):
2. discordant MÚS.:
- discordant
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These bodies are often discordant to stratigraphy and are quite podiform in nature.
en.wikipedia.org By now, his playing has improved, so the sound he s making is not nearly as discordant as before.
en.wikipedia.org Although a peaceful song, however, it also features a lot of discordant notes throughout the latter half of the song which add tension.
en.wikipedia.org The threshold (the numeric version of sufficiently discordant) is arbitrary (usually decided by convention).
en.wikipedia.org Much modern music is unnatural and discordant because composers and audiences have jaded nerves which need stirring up.
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