The term 'discrepant' is used to describe something that is not in agreement or harmony with something else. It can be used to describe a variety of situations, including DIVERSE, IRRECONCILABLE, CONFLICTING, UNSUITABLE, CONTRADICTORY, CONTRARY, INCOMPATIBLE, INCONGRUOUS, and INCONSISTENT elements. These words all have similar meanings, but each has its own nuances. For example, 'DIVERSE' implies that two or more things are different from each other, while 'IRRECONCILABLE' suggests that two or more things cannot be reconciled. 'CONFLICTING' implies that two or more things are in opposition to each other, while 'UNSUITABLE' suggests that something is not suitable for a particular purpose. 'CONTRADICTORY' implies that two or more things are in direct opposition to each other, while 'CONTRARY' implies that two or more things are in opposition to each other. 'INCOMPATIBLE' implies that two or more things are not able to coexist, while 'INCONGRUOUS' suggests that two or more things are not in harmony with each other. Finally, 'INCONSISTENT' implies that two or more things are not in agreement with each other.