Definition of absonant in English:

absonant

adjective ˈabs(ə)nəntˈabsənənt

archaic

Discordant or unreasonable.
〈古〉不调和的，不合理的
Synonyms
loud, noisy, ear-splitting, blaring, booming, thunderous, deafening

Mid 16th century: from Latin ab- 'away, from' + sonant- 'sounding' (from the verb sonare), on the pattern of words such as dissonant.

adjectiveˈabsənənt

archaic

Discordant or unreasonable.
〈古〉不调和的，不合理的
Synonyms
loud, noisy, ear-splitting, blaring, booming, thunderous, deafening

Mid 16th century: from Latin ab- ‘away, from’ + sonant- ‘sounding’ (from the verb sonare), on the pattern of words such as dissonant.

单词	absonant
释义	Definition of absonant in English: absonant adjective ˈabs(ə)nəntˈabsənənt archaic Discordant or unreasonable. 〈古〉不调和的，不合理的 Synonyms loud, noisy, ear-splitting, blaring, booming, thunderous, deafening Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin ab- 'away, from' + sonant- 'sounding' (from the verb sonare), on the pattern of words such as dissonant. Definition of absonant in US English: absonant adjectiveˈabsənənt archaic Discordant or unreasonable. 〈古〉不调和的，不合理的 Synonyms loud, noisy, ear-splitting, blaring, booming, thunderous, deafening Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin ab- ‘away, from’ + sonant- ‘sounding’ (from the verb sonare), on the pattern of words such as dissonant.
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