inharmoniousness
inharmoniousness noun: the quality of being inharmonious.
Noun
inharmoniousness (uncountable)
- The quality of being inharmonious.
- [N]otions rivetted in the fancy too often debauch the underſtanding and even overpovver the direct evidence of ſenſe: and that among the greateſt ſcholars as vvell as among the vulgar. For having found the latin vvords Levis light and Lævis ſmooth, Venit he comes and Venit he came, marked vvith...1768, Edward Search [pseudonym; Abraham Tucker], “Conviction and Persuasion”, in The Light of Nature Pursued, volume I, part I (Human Nature), London: […] T. Jones, […]; and sold by T[homas] Payne...
Origin of inharmoniousness
From inharmonious + -ness.
Questions about inharmoniousness
- What does inharmoniousness mean?
- Inharmoniousness means the quality of being inharmonious.
- What part of speech is inharmoniousness?
- Inharmoniousness is a noun.
Words near inharmoniousness in the dictionary
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