The Opposite(Antonym) of “harmonical”
The antonyms of harmonical are discordant and unmelodious. The antonyms discordant and unmelodious convey a negative or unpleasant sound. It implies a lack of harmony, melody, or rhythm.
Explore all Antonyms of “harmonical”
Definitions and Examples of discordant, unmelodious
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Lacking harmony or agreement; producing an unpleasant or jarring sound.
Example
The musicians played different notes, creating a discordant sound that made the audience cover their ears.
Not having a pleasant melody or tune; producing an unpleasant or harsh sound.
Example
The singer's voice was unmelodious, making it hard for the audience to enjoy the performance.
Key Differences: discordant vs unmelodious
- 1Discordant describes a sound that is not in harmony or agreement.
- 2Unmelodious describes a sound that is not pleasant or melodious.
Effective Usage of discordant, unmelodious
- 1Music: Use harmonical to describe music that has a pleasing melody and rhythm, and discordant or unmelodious to describe music that sounds unpleasant or jarring.
- 2Sound: Use harmonical to describe sounds that are pleasing to the ear, and discordant or unmelodious to describe sounds that are unpleasant or harsh.
- 3Poetry: Use harmonical to describe poetry that has a pleasing rhythm and flow, and discordant or unmelodious to describe poetry that sounds jarring or unpleasant.
Remember this!
The antonyms of harmonical are discordant and unmelodious. Use harmonical to describe music, sounds, or poetry that have a pleasing melody, rhythm, or flow. Use discordant or unmelodious to describe music, sounds, or poetry that sound unpleasant, jarring, or harsh.
