harmonious
adjective
marked by agreement in feeling, attitude, or action.
unharmonious
-
a word derived from
harmonious.
Example Sentences
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"When the air is filled with voices that are unharmonious, that is not a sign of weakness, but a symbol of strength," Yang wrote of Dong's case on the microblog in September.
From Reuters ● Oct. 17, 2013
Three weeks ago a male attorney showed up in an outfit for which, one Justice allowed, "unharmonious would be a kind term."
From Time Magazine Archive
During recent years the unharmonious razor industry has become a lawyers' paradise.
From Time Magazine Archive
Texas' Lyndon Johnson described the Democratic Senate meeting as all milk and honey, while Colorado's Eugene Millikin said of the G.O.P. session: "There was not a single unharmonious feature."
From Time Magazine Archive
They all lounged in glamorous lassitude on the sofa, and on the rug, while heavy rock, which Ifemelu thought was unharmonious noise, played on the CD player.
From "Americanah" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
