Lacking harmony; discordant or conflicting in sound, feeling, or relationship.
From 'dis-' (reversing) plus 'harmonic' (from Greek 'harmonia' meaning fitting together). The prefix negates the sense of agreement or accord.
The word 'harmony' comes from Greek 'harmonia,' which originally meant the joining of shipbuilding timbers—so 'disharmonic' literally means things don't fit together well, whether in music or relationships.
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