Thesaurus / disunity
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The reasons why Americans might not be inclined to join forces in a crisis are themselves examples of the country’s divide — and of its history as a nation born in disunity.
AFTER PEARL HARBOR AND 9/11, AMERICANS CAME TOGETHER. HAVE WE LOST THAT CAPACITY?MARC FISHERSEPTEMBER 27, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIt would be a sign of Christian disunity far more distressing than sectarianism.
THE NEGRO IN THE SOUTHBOOKER T. WASHINGTONThe political opponents of the Union saw their opportunity to spread disunity amongst the men.
FROM CROW-SCARING TO WESTMINSTER; AN AUTOBIOGRAPHYGEORGE EDWARDS M.P., O.B.E.To illustrate some of the traits of disunity already mentioned, let us translate this incident into Chinese.
VILLAGE LIFE IN CHINAARTHUR H. SMITHOur heritage from the reformation is another value which we are in the process of losing because of disunity.
NINE O'CLOCK TALKSFREDERIC B. KELLOGGIf the emotion is pleasurable it is the consciousness of the unity within; if it is painful, of the disunity.
BROWNING AS A PHILOSOPHICAL AND RELIGIOUS TEACHERHENRY JONESThat we keep but one purse: a severance of interest bespeaking diffidence, mistrust, and disunity of mind.
NOTES AND QUERIES, NUMBER 227, MARCH 4, 1854VARIOUSTo know God and not oneself to be God, to know blessedness and not oneself to enjoy it, is a state of disunity, of unhappiness.
THE ESSENCE OF CHRISTIANITYLUDWIG FEUERBACHAnd now the aesthetic unity brought them into a musical disunity.
O. T.HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSENIf the whole world should seem to combine against you, it is only unreal combination, or intermediateness to unity and disunity.
THE BOOK OF THE DAMNEDCHARLES FORTWORDS RELATED TO DISUNITY
- bands
- blocs
- bunches
- cabals
- camps
- caucuses
- cells
- circles
- clans
- cliques
- clubs
- coalitions
- combinations
- combines
- combos
- concerns
- conclaves
- confederacies
- conspiracies
- contingents
- coteries
- crews
- crowds
- designs
- divisions
- ententes
- gangs
- guilds
- insiders
- intrigues
- juntas
- knots
- lobbies
- machines
- minorities
- mobs
- networks
- offshoots
- outfits
- parties
- partnerships
- pressure groups
- rings
- schisms
- sections
- sectors
- sects
- sets
- sides
- splinter groups
- teams
- units
- wings
- affray
- altercation
- animosity
- argument
- bickering
- blowup
- brawl
- clash
- combat
- competition
- conflict
- contention
- contest
- controversy
- difference
- disagreement
- discord
- dispute
- dissension
- dissent
- dissidence
- disunity
- emulation
- faction
- factionalism
- fighting
- friction
- fuss
- hassle
- quarrel
- rivalry
- spat
- squabble
- squabbling
- static
- striving
- tug of war
- variance
- warfare
- words
- wrangle
- wrangling
- affray
- altercation
- animosity
- argument
- bickering
- blowup
- brawl
- clash
- combat
- competition
- conflict
- contention
- contest
- controversy
- difference
- disagreement
- discord
- dispute
- dissension
- dissent
- dissidence
- disunity
- emulation
- faction
- factionalism
- fighting
- friction
- fuss
- hassle
- quarrel
- rivalry
- spat
- squabble
- squabbling
- static
- striving
- tug of war
- variance
- warfare
- words
- wrangle
- wrangling
- about-face
- argument
- change
- conflict
- contention
- deviation
- difference of opinion
- different strokes
- disaccord
- disagreement
- discord
- discrepancy
- dissension
- dissent
- dissidence
- disunity
- divergence
- diversity
- division
- flip-flop
- fluctuation
- incongruity
- inconsistency
- mid-course correction
- mutation
- separation
- severing
- strife
- sundering
- switch
- transmogrification
- unharmoniousness
- variation
- variety
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