1 [usuallybeforenoun] (formal) not in agreement; combining with other things in a way that is strange or unpleasant:
discordant views * The functional modernity of the computer struck a discordant note amid the elegant eighteenth-century furniture.
2 (of sounds) sounding harsh together
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