discordant
US /dɪˈskɔːr.dənt/
UK /dɪˈskɔːr.dənt/
1.
discordante, incongruo
disagreeing or incongruous
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The committee's views were discordant with the public's opinion.
Le opinioni del comitato erano discordanti con l'opinione pubblica.
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His actions were discordant with his stated beliefs.
Le sue azioni erano discordanti con le sue convinzioni dichiarate.
2.
discordante, stonato
(of sounds) harsh and unpleasant due to a lack of harmony
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The orchestra produced a series of discordant notes.
L'orchestra ha prodotto una serie di note discordanti.
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The sound of the alarm was loud and discordant.
Il suono dell'allarme era forte e discordante.