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contrarient

ADJECTIVE
discordant
Synonyms
STRONGEST
cacophonous clashing dissonant divergent jarring strident
WEAK
antagonistic antipathetic at odds contradictory contrary different disagreeing discrepant grating harsh incompatible incongruous inconsistent inconsonant inharmonious jangling on a sour note opposite quarreling uncongenial unharmonious unmelodious unmixable
Antonyms
STRONGEST
similar
WEAK
agreeable agreeing concordant cooperating harmonious
ADJECTIVE
unharmonious
Synonyms
WEAK
antagonistic antipathetic at odds cacophonous clashing contradictory contrary different disagreeing discordant discrepant disharmonious dissonant divergent grating harsh incompatible incongruous inconsistent inconsonant inharmonic jangling jarring on a sour note opposite quarreling rude strident unmelodious unmixable unmusical
ADJECTIVE
unmusical
Synonyms
STRONG
unmelodious
WEAK
antagonistic antipathetic at odds cacophonous clashing contradictory contrary different disagreeing discordant discrepant disharmonious dissonant divergent grating harsh incompatible incongruous inconsistent inconsonant inharmonic jangling jarring on a sour note opposite quarreling rude strident uncongenial unharmonious unmixable

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Sir Thomas More.—You may deduce from thence two conclusions, apparently contrarient, yet both warranted by the fact which you have noticed. 

From Sir Thomas More, or, Colloquies on the Progress and Prospects of Society by Morley, Henry

In attending to your discourse I feel myself in the healthy state of a pupil, when without one hostile or contrarient prepossession, he listens to a teacher in whom he has entire confidence. 

From Sir Thomas More, or, Colloquies on the Progress and Prospects of Society by Morley, Henry