Dissonant
Dissonant adjective - Marked by or producing a harsh combination of sounds.
Several and dissonant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Several" instead an adjective "Dissonant".
Nearby Word: dissonance
Several
Several adjective - (used with count nouns) of an indefinite number more than 2 or 3 but not many.
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Synonyms for Several
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Related pairs
- many and dissonant
- many and several
- divergent and dissonant
- divergent and several
- different and dissonant
- different and several
- diverse and dissonant
- diverse and several
- heterogeneous and dissonant
- heterogeneous and several
- assorted and dissonant
- assorted and several
- varied and dissonant
- varied and several
Both words in one sentence
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The song fades out, and after a few seconds comes in a dissonant flute riff, some Scare Chord horns, and someone repeating "Cranberry Sauce" several times into another fade.
Source: Music / The Beatles -
Dissonant Serenity: Raskolnikov smiles in several unfitting circumstances, even though it's usually a smug smile to show his disgust.
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Dissonant Serenity: Several of the levels are designed to contrast strongly with the violent nature of the gameplay.
Source: Video Game / Risk of Rain
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