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dissonant

[dis-uh-nuhnt] / ˈdɪs ə nənt /




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The young trio’s minimalist arrangements evoke the clang of downtown post-punk New York, while the new collection’s sly humor and deep well of hooks helped the dissonant turns go down easily.

From The Wall Street Journal

The striking “Porcelana,” about enduring pain for fleeting pleasure, has a woozy, dissonant arrangement that mixes woodwinds, shrieking strings, and skittering percussion.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the truth is dissonant, as Stokes pointed out.

From Salon

Experts say that the merger strikes a dissonant chord from a branding perspective too.

From BBC

We sent a dissonant chorus of our own to the Whitney Museum of American Art: three critics, each writing separately, on the highs and lows of the exhibition everyone will have an opinion about.

From New York Times