disharmony

noun. disagreement

noun. breach, estrangement

noun. breach, estrangement

noun. conflict, strife

noun. conflict, strife

noun. disagreement

Word Origin & History

c.1600; see dis- + harmony.

Finally, disharmony is implied in and necessitated by the very fact of progress.

In a word, there reigns such a disharmony in the room as makes me feel poorly.

What is to be done with these facts of disharmony and conflict?

Even the wisest among you is only a disharmony and hybrid of plant and phantom.

We should thus have a second disharmony superposed upon the first.

Not in disharmony with these, if we understood them, but in harmony!

According to him, there is a disharmony of our food and our digestive system.

But also, in their disharmony was something even more fundamental.

It is a disharmony that “among highly civilized peoples marriage and regular unions are impossible at the right time.”

This becomes a cause of disharmony and excess, it causes man to wreck his health and destroy himself.