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Meanings of inharmonious in English
Spanish
inarmónico Not in harmony.
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Usage of inharmonious in English
1
His genius was responsible for the inharmonious window above the main entrance.
2
To dream of a raven, denotes reverse in fortune and inharmonious surroundings.
3
The above definitions are only to a slight extent contradictory or inharmonious.
4
A multiplicity of colours, though not in themselves inharmonious, is never pleasing.
5
The tone was, although wild, not inharmonious, and the words rather euphonious.
6
To dream of vinegar at all times, denotes inharmonious and unfavorable aspects.
7
But the deformed is always inharmonious with the divine, and the beautiful harmonious.
8
Constrictions, inharmonious and unrhythmic jerks are always out of place in any exercise.
9
The truth was, the action of their lives had been inharmonious.
10
From the nearest, a baritone bellowed indignation in strikingly inharmonious terms.
11
The connection is often abrupt and inharmonious, and far from clear.
12
In his face a glow had risen, harmonising his inharmonious features.
13
Here we have inharmonious natures of our own and others to contend with.
14
A mass of inharmonious structures, it is dominated by a donjon.
15
His language is generally pure, and his numbers not wholly inharmonious.
16
And, indeed, his government did present these two phases, so different and inharmonious.
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