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Meanings of disharmony in English

Portuguese
desarmonia
Catalan
desharmonia

A lack of harmony.

desarmonia

Lack of harmony.

Usage of disharmony in English
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Such disharmony of the social life of course exists also in America.
The Psychology of Nations / A Contribution to the Philosophy of ...
2
A territorial dispute between Japan and China added another element of disharmony.
The Guardian
3
The threat from the skies has driven him and I into disharmony.
Mech
4
Where children sense conflict, tension and disharmony, they become insecure, threatened and afraid.
The Irish Times
5
Their inclusion in the process may avoid disharmony in later years.
Independent.ie
6
The colonel saw his sport as an antidote to diplomatic disharmony.
Outposts: journeys to the surviving relics of the british empire
7
Professor Yaeger answers, It is harmony or disharmony which makes all the difference.
Five Years of Theosophy
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But the sameness and cluttered disharmony of the visuals becomes wearing.
Reuters
9
But also, in their disharmony was something even more fundamental.
Love's Pilgrimage: A Novel
10
Lotta talk goin' round that we got some disharmony here.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
11
After the disharmony of 2000, the Irish Cycling Federation's fortunes appear to be improving.
The Irish Times
12
All we get are splintered images of chaos, disorder, disharmony.
The Guardian
13
But, it will be urged, ill-health is quite another kind of disharmony than vice.
Sex and Common-Sense
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The Human Rights Act makes inciting racial disharmony by way of publication or speech unlawful.
Radio NZ
15
So, I guess we'll continue to live in disharmony.
The Guardian
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Even the wisest among you is only a disharmony and hybrid of plant and phantom.
Thus Spake Zarathustra: A Book for All and None
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Portuguese
desarmonia
Disharmony through the time