Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
discordant note
Noun
dɪsˈkɔːrdənt noʊt
Definition
A sound or note that is unpleasant or harsh to hear, often creating a sense of conflict or dissonance.
Examples
- The discordant note during the concert startled the audience.
- In the debate, his opinion struck a discordant note with the rest of the panel.
- The artist deliberately included a discordant note in the composition to evoke emotion.
Meaning
The term ‘discordant note’ refers to a musical or auditory element that clashes with other sounds, resulting in a lack of harmony. It can also symbolize a disagreement or a lack of consensus in various contexts.
Synonyms
- dissonant sound
- clashing tone
- off-key note