Sense: in music, a group of notes played together which give a jarring sound.
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 Afrikaans: diskordansie, teenstrydig |
 Arabic: مُتَعارِض، مُتَناقِض، مُت |
 Bulgarian: разстроен |
 Brazilian: discordante |
 Czech: v neshodě, nesouhlasný; d |
 German: uneinig |
 Danish: uharmonisk |
 Greek: παράφωνος |
 Spanish: discordante |
 Estonian: ebakõlaline |
 Farsi: ناسازگار؛ ناهنجار |
 Finnish: eripurainen |
 French: discordant |
 Hebrew: צוֹרֵם |
 Hindi: विपरीत |
 Croatian: disharmoničan |
 Hungarian: diszharmonikus, disszonán |
 Indonesian: pertikaian |
 Icelandic: ósamstæður; ósamhljóða |
 Italian: discordante |
 Japanese: 不調和の |
 Korean: 사이가 나쁜 |
 Lithuanian: nesiderinantis, disonuoja |
 Latvian: nesaskanīgs; disonējošs |
 Malay: berselisih |
 Dutch: dissonerend |
 Norwegian: uharmonisk, skjærende, di |
 Polish: niezgodny, fałszywie brzm |
 Persian: ناسازگار؛ ناهنجار |
 Pashto: غير موافق، مخالف، مغاير |
 Portuguese: discordante |
 Romanian: discordant |
 Russian: противоречивый;диссонирую |
 Slovak: nezhodný; disonantný |
 Slovenian: neskladen |
 Serbian: neskladan |
 Swedish: oenig, disharmonisk, skär |
 Thai: ซึ่งไม่สอดคล้องกัน |
 Turkish: uyumsuz, ahenksiz |
 Taiwanese: 不和諧的(音樂) |
 Ukrainian: незгідний; негармонійний |
 Urdu: نا موافق |
 Vietnamese: bất hòa; trái ngược nhau |
 Chinese: 不调和的 |
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