disharmonious

And did we consider how some uses of this advancement might be disharmonious with Nature and the underlying Laws of Creation?

Like a symphony with distinct but inseparable parts, Life Is Beautiful is a film in two movements that seem at first disharmonious, if not completely out of sync.

He was disharmonious. It was difficult for him, life was difficult, and writing was difficult.

The audience is thus required to witness two endings in a single action: one, the harmonious closure of New Comedy, the other, a disharmonious non-resolution that enforces the audience's collusion in secrecy to such an extent that the collusion is a formal ingredient of the comedy.

The advent of the software suite--in which several key applications from the same vendor work relatively seamlessly together--made the marriage in some cases somewhat less disharmonious but still not very user-friendly to anyone with less than an expert knowledge of database software.

To avoid such uncivilized, disharmonious behavior, the Chinese practice a form of indirect speech that, to Westerners, seems overly modest and even self-effacing.

Devaluation of foreign-trained professionals can also create disharmonious race and ethnic relations in Canada.

The Register's lawsuit charged that the creator(s) "blatantly infringed" on the paper's trademark with the site name and "significantly interfered with employees' communication and efficiency and created a disharmonious atmosphere," according to E&P.

Paper Claims Site Created 'Disharmonious Atmosphere' For Employees

rather a disharmonious jumble of sounds such as we should obtain if we

The group of units before the colon and that after are disharmonious in order.