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• a  not in harmony
• s  lacking in harmony of parts
  an inharmonious (or incongruous) mixture of architectural styles

• Whistles, large bells and trumpets joined in one concerted, inharmonious, deafening din.
• Once more His Majesty's Indian subjects had shown themselves the most inharmonious group in the war-bound Empire.
• THE MOST PAINFUL SCREECH The inharmonious notes emitted by such flops as Rags, Raggedy Ann, Into the Light and Honky Tonk Nights, which indicated that the once robust Broadway .

• unharmonious

• harmonious

News & Articles

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• Truth Is Stranger Than (Non-)Fiction: Gladwell, Hookups, And The Dangerous Allure of Narrative
  The fact that talented writers can abstract a captivating story from this experience shouldn’t mislead us into believing we can play the process forward, and apply these elegiac, sanitized lessons to the blessed, inharmonious complexities of our own lives.
  July 16, 2013 - Forbes

Quotes

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• George Santayana in Times Online
  Anticipating surprise at this combination of convictions Santayana added: "I think you would not find my two voices inharmonious (I agree that they are different in pitch) if you did not live in America in the 20th century."