- disharmonise
- disharˈmonize or disharˈmonise transitive verb and intransitive verbTo put out of, or be out of, harmony• • •Main Entry: ↑disharmony
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disharmonise — (Brit.) v. bring in disagreement; make inharmonious; be inharmonious (also disharmonize) … English contemporary dictionary
disharmonise — [c]/dɪsˈhamənaɪz/ (say dis hahmuhnuyz) verb (disharmonised, disharmonising) –verb (t) 1. to cause disharmony. –verb (i) 2. to be inharmonious. Also, disharmonize …
disharmonised — disharmonise (Brit.) v. bring in disagreement; make inharmonious; be inharmonious (also disharmonize) … English contemporary dictionary
disharmonises — disharmonise (Brit.) v. bring in disagreement; make inharmonious; be inharmonious (also disharmonize) … English contemporary dictionary
disharmonising — disharmonise (Brit.) v. bring in disagreement; make inharmonious; be inharmonious (also disharmonize) … English contemporary dictionary
disharmonize — disharmonism /dis hahr meuh niz euhm/, n. /dis hahr meuh nuyz /, v.t., v.i., disharmonized, disharmonizing. to make or be inharmonious. Also, esp. Brit., disharmonise. [1795 1805; DIS 1 + HARMONIZE] * * * … Universalium
disharmonize — v. bring in disagreement; make inharmonious; be inharmonious (also disharmonise) … English contemporary dictionary
disharmonized — v. bring in disagreement; make inharmonious; be inharmonious (also disharmonise) … English contemporary dictionary
disharmonizes — v. bring in disagreement; make inharmonious; be inharmonious (also disharmonise) … English contemporary dictionary
disharmonizing — v. bring in disagreement; make inharmonious; be inharmonious (also disharmonise) … English contemporary dictionary
