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discord

UK
/ˈdɪskɔːd/
US
/ˈdɪskɔrd/

Translations

discordnoun
discords
pl
The discord between the two countries led to a prolonged conflict.
La discorde entre les deux pays a conduit à un conflit prolongé.
Additional translations
discordanceS’emploie surtout pour un son ou un ensemble de sons désagréables, non harmonieux.
Synonyms
disagreement
conflict
dissension
strife
disunity
friction
contention
dispute
Antonyms
harmony
agreement
concord
unity
discordverb
discorded
Past Simple
discorded
Past Participle
discording
Gerund
UK
/ˈdɪskɔːd/
US
/ˈdɪskɔrd/
Rare, chiefly archaic usage meaning ‘to be in conflict or out of harmony’
discorderVerbe rare ou littéraire, au sens de « être en désaccord ».
The two parties began to discord over the terms of the agreement.
Les deux parties ont commencé à disconder au sujet des termes de l’accord.
discorderVerbe rare ou littéraire.
The tuneless notes discord painfully in the otherwise gentle melody.
Les notes fausses discordent douloureusement dans la mélodie pourtant douce.
Synonyms
be inconsistent
vary
jar
contradict
be at odds
dissent
differ
conflict
clash
disagree

Definitions

discordnoun
Lack of agreement or harmony between people, ideas, or things.
The discord between the two countries led to a prolonged conflict.
A harsh or unpleasant sound, often resulting from a lack of harmony in music.
The discord in the orchestra's performance was noticeable to the audience.
discordverb
To disagree or be in conflict.
The two parties began to discord over the terms of the agreement.
To clash or be out of harmony, especially in sound.
The tuneless notes discord painfully in the otherwise gentle melody.
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