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Discordant (Adjective)

Not in agreement or harmony; "views discordant with present-day ideas".

All adjective clusters.

The politician's views on social justice were discordant with those of her conservative colleagues.
The discordant notes of the amateur musician's rendition of the classical piece were jarring to the audience.
The company's mission statement was discordant with the way they actually conducted business, leading to a loss of public trust.
The artist's use of clashing colors and shapes created a discordant visual effect that was intentionally unsettling.
The discordant opinions of the jurors made it difficult for them to reach a unanimous verdict.

Lacking in harmony.

All adjective clusters.

The politician's speech was filled with discordant notes, as she struggled to reconcile her party's conflicting views.
The discordant sounds of the city's traffic and construction created a jarring atmosphere.
The artist's use of clashing colors and shapes created a discordant visual effect that was intentionally unsettling.
The discordant opinions of the committee members made it difficult to reach a consensus on the proposal.
The beautiful melody was marred by the discordant singing of the tone-deaf choir member.