Dissonant (adjective)

1. In harmony; not in agreement or consonance.
2. Describing a sound that is harsh, unpleasant, or inharmonious.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word 'dissonare' which means to sound harshly or harshly conflicting.

Examples:

1. The dissonant notes in the music created a sense of discomfort.
2. The dissonant ideas in the debate created a chaotic and confusing atmosphere.
3. The dissonant relationships between the team members affected their productivity.
4. The dissonant color combination was distracting and unpleasant.
5. The dissonant voices in the choir made it difficult to appreciate the performance.