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Definition of dissonant - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
ideasincongruous or not fitting together
- His dissonant views clashed with the group's consensus.
2.
musicTECH. clashing or unresolved in musicTECH.
- The dissonant chords created tension in the symphony.
Origin of dissonant
Latin, dissonare (disagree)
Terms with dissonant included in their meaning
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music
of a chord containing dissonant intervals
dissonance
dissonant interval in music
Examples of dissonant in a sentence
The dissonant arguments made the discussion more complex. The piece ended with a dissonant finale. Dissonant notes echoed through the hall.
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- French:dissonant, cacophonique, ...
- German:dissonant, disharmonisch, ...
- Italian:dissonante, ...
- Spanish:disonante, ...
- Portuguese:dissonante, ...
- Chinese:不和谐的, 不和谐, ...
- Japanese:不調和な, 不協和音の, ...
- Arabic:مُتَنَافِر, ناشِز, ...
- Hebrew:צּוֹרֵם, דִּיסוֹנַנְטִי, ...
- Russian:диссонансный, нестройный, ...
- Ukrainian:суперечливий, дисонуючий, ...
- Hindi:विसंगत, टकराव वाला, ...
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