noun

discord

discord, disagreement, conflict, dissonance

There was discord among the committee members.

There was discord among the committee members.

The piece of music ended in harsh discord.

The piece of music ended in harsh discord.

((discord)) ((between/among sb.)) disagreement between people There was discord among the committee members.

Synonyms: disagreement, conflict, strife; Antonyms: harmony, accord, agreement

From Latin 'dis-' (apart) + 'cor' (heart). Literally 'hearts apart'.

Think of 'dis-' (not) and a musical 'cord' (chord). When there's no harmony, there's discord.

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