discordantly

Antonyms for discordantly

Word Origin & History

late 14c., discordaunt, from Old French descordant, present participle of descorder (see discord (n.)). Related: Discordantly.

He had quitted Tresten, and was talking to himself, cheating' himself, not discordantly at all.

Unexpectedly and discordantly the Spanish child ended her performance.

Captain Dove lay back in his bunk and laughed, most discordantly.

I think John's imagination was worked upon by the sweet and mournful hymns that were discordantly sung in the stiff old parlors.

A heartless loon laughed long and discordantly over their wretched plight.

Under the sharp voice of the reformer she hears the music of the harmony which he discordantly foretells.

He laughed wildly and discordantly, and I felt desperately uncomfortable.

They were exceeding noisy, singing most discordantly and laughing at indecent jests.

A feeling of relief came over each, and they laughed hysterically and discordantly.