Difference between Dissonant and Unharmonious

DISSONANT vs UNHARMONIOUS: ADJECTIVE

Harmonically unresolved
Discordant in sound; harsh; jarring; inharmonious; unpleasant to the ear: as, dissonant tones or intervals.
Discordant in general; disagreeing; incongruous.

Percussive, Cacophonous, Contrapuntal, Polytonal, Melodic, Ajar, Atonal, Inharmonic, Unresolved, Nonmusical, Unharmonious, Disharmonious, Inharmonious, Unmusical, Discordant

Percussive, Cacophonous, Contrapuntal, Polytonal, Melodic, Ajar, Atonal, Inharmonic, Unresolved, Nonmusical, Unharmonious, Disharmonious, Inharmonious, Unmusical, Discordant

The music there, as expected, is loud, dense, and dissonant.
Both administrations, however, usesimilar rationalization processwhen faced with dissonant information.
They chose to includall of these dissonant voices together.
You hear this slightly dissonant voice come in.
To whom all sounds of Mirth are dissonant!
Bhutan lets down its guard, to dissonant effect.
Dissonant interval examples are seconds, sevenths, and ninths.
As an example, Beethoven chose intervals for the dissonant ninths in the first movement of his Moonlight Sonata that are less dissonant in WT.
Although the specific definition of dissonant parameters varies from piece to piece, certain sounds and sonic characteristics are frequently considered dissonant.
Dissonant plurality in theology is inevitably expressed in the dissonant ethic of selfishness and points to inevitable social fragmentation.

Taiwanese, the dialect of the older generation, which I picked up in unharmonious bits and pieces.
I wonder what we are denying ourselves and our children by saturating them with unharmonious electromagnetic fields?.
To make a noise as a pie, or other unharmonious bird.