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be discordant

verb as in disagree

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This “Brahmin bailout” might be discordant with progressive theories, but not with progressive practices.

"She carries a message that is going to be discordant with what we hear elsewhere because this has become, like, President Trump versus everybody else," Chang told host Tucker Carlson.

Sineenatra’s actions “caused the royal household staff to be discordant,” the official statement said.

MIT's researchers are keen to see whether internet users can work together to issue a consistent series of commands to the actor that help complete the game, or whether the commands will be discordant.

From BBC

Instead, it would be discordant electronic tones.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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