Discordantly [adverb]
Definition of Discordantly:
in another way; otherwise
Sentence/Example of Discordantly:
Then, before Dick could stop him, he set off at the top of his speed, yelling discordantly as he went.
She laughed discordantly; then turned her beseeching gaze once more upon LucioGood-bye!
For a moment he was bewildered as with wine, and laughed and sang discordantly like a madman.
Moll laughed discordantly, shaking her head until the wisps of gray hair fell in strings about her face.
Swift and wicked glances passed among the girls; the dark one threw back her head and laughed discordantly, like a magpie.
She ran from the room with a sidelong step like a magpie's, and her laugh rang out discordantly from the corridor.
Before the windows of the "Post-horn" another horn now sounded discordantly.
All was so still that sleep seemed to interpenetrate the structure, causing the very moonlight to look discordantly awake.
When the last sheep had passed, blatting discordantly, down the bluff, Weary halted the sweating herders for a parting admonition.
This sentiment led to another round of drinks, and then the pair tumbled into a cab, singing discordantly in two languages.