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Significados de
dissidence
en inglés
portugués
dissidência
español
disidencia
catalán
dissidència
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español
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Lack of concord or harmony between persons or things.
discord
dissension
Sinónimos
Examples for "
discord
"
discord
dissension
Examples for "
discord
"
1
This first great
discord
of the American century informs all his work.
2
Humanity was a hopeless
discord
;
individual security lay only in individual strength.
3
The fires of
discord
are burning in every city north and south.
4
Government insiders tell of growing
discord
in and around the Bolsonaro administration.
5
The
discord
experienced specifically in Gauteng has led to vicious political infighting.
1
Let them sow
dissension
in some community less united than is ours.
2
But the fruit of Indulgence was debate,
dissension
,
distraction, division, and decimation.
3
The castle of Mazzini was still the scene of
dissension
and misery.
4
He had been sowing
dissension
in the camp from an early period.
5
Eugene Field expressed Republican exultation at the
dissension
in the enemy's ranks:
Uso de
dissidence
en inglés
1
Of course, public
dissidence
is the last thing iron-fist-ruling Beijing wants to see.
2
Its effectiveness was limited by the extreme
dissidence
of its members.
3
Gauging the extent of
dissidence
among Afrikaans-speaking whites is difficult.
4
You have some dream, I suspect, of a dramatic
dissidence
.
5
In university English departments, his writing is solemnly analysed for its prescient sexual
dissidence
.
6
The idea of
dissidence
is to oppose and contest received ideas, to challenge calcified cliches.
7
For the first time in generations,
dissidence
is gathering momentum and many leaders seem rattled.
8
Ramaphosa's meekness has done little to quell inner-party
dissidence
.
9
A man demonised for centuries in British culture has become an icon of
dissidence
and defiance.
10
Tagle himself may be quiet, but any
dissidence
in his archdiocese comes by his tacit permission.
11
Update on Plettenberg Bay protests Despite a heavy police presence, the
dissidence
has persisted and even intensified.
12
The demise of the USSR was hastened by this forced openness and the increasing
dissidence
it fostered.
13
In all cases, the men and women in blue did their utmost to quell the sporadic
dissidence
.
14
In truth, this vast emporium of
dissidence
and local culture needs so much more than a new director.
15
His 20-month regime was defined by its anti-corruption stance, although crackdowns on
dissidence
and opponents alarmed rights groups.
16
So you saw this proliferation of videos as a sign of a kind of
dissidence
in a way.
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Nombre
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quell the dissidence
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Translations for
dissidence
portugués
dissidência
español
disidencia
catalán
dissidència
Dissidence
a través del tiempo