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Re:Comments by a developer inside the Windows Media Player s... by zhangeru on Sunday September 27, 2020 @11:47AM (#24607501)
Disharmonious just seems common because it sounds similar to a word we're familiar with. Most times I can recall, a writer would craft a sentence using the word 'disharmony' instead, which is many times more common than either. What led you to pick disharmonious as a comparison point, anyway?
Re:Comments by a developer inside the Windows Media Player s... by dorkwood on Monday September 28, 2020 @02:02PM (#24619489)
I agree. I think if you're going to use "disharmonious" as your benchmark, you should be comparing it with "pulchritudinous" instead.