Examples of using Dissonant in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Political
Different, but not necessarily dissonant.
And it's rather a dissonant quartet, here.
Are you the type of musician who hears the beauty in a dissonant chord?
There was that dissonant guitar playing.
He is known, among other reasons, for his formulation of dissonant counterpoint.
History indicates that dissonant value currents may coexist.
You and the beacon are in sync, but everyone else on the planet is dissonant.
It opens with a dissonant theme in the trumpet which is treated in the form of a double fugue.
Nevertheless, he also noted plenty of noisy and dissonant elements.
Because if this is not a dissonant episode, then whatever Abernathy had could be contagious.
So, we must obtain"layers" of elements in harmonious shades or dissonant desired appearance.
Extremely dissonant combinations were omitted reluctantly, for there are many more interesting sounds that defy names.
Verlaine's guitar establishes the song's rhythmic phrase, against which Lloyd is heard playing dissonant melodies.
Mr President, as we close this debate, ignoring certain requirements that are as dissonant as they are senseless, what is the leitmotif of this resolution?
In my Requiem the choir meanders through beautiful thirds while the orchestra attacks from the shadows, dissonant.
It would appear that the very character of the occult indicates that it deals with contradictory or dissonant knowledge claims that are difficult,
some even supply a sound that is intrusive and dissonant.
burps, and dissonant chords, and nice tunes
do not generate off-notes(dissonant tastes) as quickly as LCTs.
The overall sound of Madonna was dissonant and in the form of upbeat synthetic disco,
do not generate off-notes(dissonant tastes) as quickly as LCTs.
The prevalence of parallel but dissonant streams of values fighting for hegemony in the media,
during which at least one foreign(i.e., dissonant) harmony is sounded in the other parts.
are extremely dissonant with the medieval bell tower.
in which a quietly developing unease is accompanied by increasingly dissonant chords, which inevitably lead to a final packed with threatening premonitions of a terrifying disaster, which nevertheless is not allowed to blossom.
the epithet of the tenth-century king Harald Bluetooth who united dissonant Danish tribes into a single kingdom.
also received a more dissonant character and drew attention because the sound moved faster.
the music builds to a dramatic climax, which ends with a cadence involving a very dissonant unorthodox chord one measure before rehearsal 361.
In this piece, traditional herding calls from the long, narrow country of Sweden mix with more or less dissonant sounds from the inner world of the composer.
The musical language is typical of Denisov's music of the 1980s with complex chromatic vocal lines, dissonant harmony and rich orchestral textures.