dissonance

to produce a dissonance.

an unusual degree of dissonance for such choral styles.

the harsh dissonances give a sound which is quite untypical of that period.

the dissonance between the act of firing someone and the manager's beliefs about what is decent behaviour.

These processes include things like cognitive dissonance, the consistency bias and misattribution.

There was a dissonance between what he said and what he did.

The dissonance in their opinions led to a heated argument.

The dissonance in the music created a sense of unease.

The dissonance between their values caused tension in the relationship.

The dissonance between the colors clashed in the painting.

The dissonance between her words and actions made me doubt her sincerity.

There is a dissonance between the company's values and its actions.

The dissonance in the team's strategies caused confusion among the members.

The dissonance between tradition and modernity is a common theme in literature.

The dissonance between the two cultures became evident during the cultural exchange.