Inharmonious
adjective
Not forming a pleasing or consistent whole.
The painting's inharmonious colors clashed, making it hard to look at.

Often appears as...
- inharmonious colors
- inharmonious sounds
adjective
Not fitting in with or not in agreement with something.
His modern furniture was inharmonious with the old-fashioned architecture of the house.

Often appears as...
- inharmonious setting
- inharmonious atmosphere
Usage tips
Disapproving
adjective
Not forming a pleasing or consistent whole.
The painting's inharmonious colors clashed, making it hard to look at.

Often appears as...
- inharmonious colors
- inharmonious sounds
adjective
Not fitting in with or not in agreement with something.
His modern furniture was inharmonious with the old-fashioned architecture of the house.

Often appears as...
- inharmonious setting
- inharmonious atmosphere
Usage tips
Disapproving
Definition 1 of 2

Visual Discord
Use 'inharmonious' to describe visuals that don't blend well and are uncomfortable to look at.

The room's inharmonious colors gave me a headache.
Metaphorical Use
'Inharmonious' can metaphorically refer to ideas or actions not aligning with a group or environment.

Her inharmonious views on the project led to many debates.
Musical Context
In music, 'inharmonious' describes sounds that seem out of tune or lack harmony together.

The orchestra's inharmonious rehearsal was due to the missing conductor.
Visual Discord
Use 'inharmonious' to describe visuals that don't blend well and are uncomfortable to look at.

The room's inharmonious colors gave me a headache.
Metaphorical Use
'Inharmonious' can metaphorically refer to ideas or actions not aligning with a group or environment.

Her inharmonious views on the project led to many debates.
Musical Context
In music, 'inharmonious' describes sounds that seem out of tune or lack harmony together.

The orchestra's inharmonious rehearsal was due to the missing conductor.
Visual Discord
Use 'inharmonious' to describe visuals that don't blend well and are uncomfortable to look at.

The room's inharmonious colors gave me a headache.
Metaphorical Use
'Inharmonious' can metaphorically refer to ideas or actions not aligning with a group or environment.

Her inharmonious views on the project led to many debates.
Musical Context
In music, 'inharmonious' describes sounds that seem out of tune or lack harmony together.

The orchestra's inharmonious rehearsal was due to the missing conductor.
Compare with
cacophonousclashconflictualdiscordantdisharmoniousdissonantsympatheticuncoordinated
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