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disharmony

[dis-hahr-muh-nee] / dɪsˈhɑr mə ni /


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Long before Nancy's arrival, the club was riven with disharmony.

From BBC

The last thing clients want is for the wealth they worked so hard for to end up creating disharmony at best, and litigation at worst.

From Barron's

But behind the bold statements, the smiles, handshakes and the occasional hug, there are potential sources of discord and disharmony which could surface in the years to come.

From BBC

She says it's hard to get a divorce because "many of our laws in China are to protect the family. Women often dare not divorce because of family disharmony".

From BBC

“I don’t see any disharmony in this life between evangelistic effort on the one hand and benevolent care of people who suffer or who are in need on the other,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times