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discord

[dis-kawrd, dis-kawrd] / ˈdɪs kɔrd, dɪsˈkɔrd /


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At times, society feels like a house divided against itself, yet Lincoln reminded us that the resolution to civil strife and discord is “Thanksgiving and Praise” coupled with “humble penitence.”

From The Wall Street Journal

But that approach could prolong the public discord for another seven weeks, with no guarantee the additional data will resolve the underlying disagreements.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lawyers for the seven defendants have seized on the inter-office discord.

From Los Angeles Times

But some members of the family have recently expressed fears that disgruntled royals or displaced religious leaders may try to sow discord.

From The Wall Street Journal

The United States has intensified its campaign to earn support for its resolution, hitting out at "attempts to sow discord" among Council members.

From Barron's