at variance
discrepant
dissonant

These names appear to be at variance with those in popular use.

This rule is at variance with many other professional sports.

This point of view is, however, at variance with some historical data.

A man can never do anything at variance with his own nature.

It was so at variance with the burning fire of her eyes.

My son and I are at variance on this point.

It was so at variance with her attitude to the world in general.

The results were at slight but significant variance with those of the computer.

Working and living conditions are at variance with basic human laws.

This is at complete variance with the educational needs of workers and young people.