0 the situation in which there is disagreement and unpleasant feeling between people: --
marital disharmony
International institutions and regional organisations have scrambled to introduce anti-corruption conventions, with the result that there are now nine conventions varying in detail creating disharmony.
In another, it embodies all that is selfish, vindictive, and anti-social within human communities, epitomizing treachery and disharmony in societies that strive for unity and neighbourliness.
He saw himself as a foe of dangerous cosmopolitan ideas that were damaging the national character and creating social disharmony.
The problem of fundamental disharmony between the desire for certainty and the need for flexibility is likely to continue to cause unease.
The natural reaction of a listener must therefore be to reject vice and its sense of disharmony.
In this case, the efficient rise in control effort is larger than would be the case were societal disharmony ignored.
He also noticed that the unpleasant sounds were associated with frequency ratios equal to the ratio of large integers, a condition called dissonance or disharmony.
Yet, the narrators again attribute instances of disharmony within the organisations to outside influences, thus securing the cohesiveness of the group.
