dysharmony (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: [dɪsˈhɑːrməni]
Definition
A lack of harmony; discord or disagreement.
Examples
The dysharmony between the two leaders threatened the peace talks.
A feeling of dysharmony pervaded the once-peaceful household.
The artist's use of clashing colors created a deliberate dysharmony.
How to Use dysharmony
- dysharmony between (prepositional phrase)
- A lack of agreement or concord between two or more people or things. — "The dysharmony between the political factions prevented any progress."
- sense of dysharmony (collocation)
- A feeling or perception of discord or lack of agreement. — "She experienced a sense of dysharmony when her values conflicted with her actions."
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