Adjective:

ਅਸੰਤੁਸ਼ਟ,

dissonantly's Usage Examples:

The older concept of a ditone (two 9:8 major seconds) made a dissonantly wide major third with the ratio.

intense sound, Colossamite instead often relied on very loud "clean" (undistorted) guitars, played dissonantly, in conjunction with vocals that were screamed.

shorts; his cues in this particular cartoon have been described as "dissonantly jazzy".

character in horror anime, describing them "every bit as unfeeling, and dissonantly camp as [the] death game demanded and ha[ving] the kind of short temper.

instead often relied on very loud "clean" (undistorted) guitars, played dissonantly, in conjunction with vocals that were screamed rather than sung.

Two tones make a ditone, a dissonantly wide major third, ratio 81/64.

The timbres in Crossing are varied, unpredictable, and dissonantly opposed with one another, very different from her earlier computer piece.

violent interjections from the trumpets and timpani propel the music dissonantly through an increasingly complex texture until the tempo marking doubles.

Ospovat provide a backdrop for Pete Simonelli’s sharp tongue that ebbs dissonantly and flows serenely along with his lyrical slice-of-life tales.

Ignoring a dissonantly calm Wanda, the Bigfoot strangles Carla to death as the others barricade.

The older concept of a ditone (two 9:8 major seconds) made a dissonantly wide major third with the ratio 81:64 (408 cents) (play (help·info)).