discord

IPA: dˈɪskɔrd

Lack of concord, agreement or harmony.
Tension or strife resulting from a lack of agreement; dissension.
(music) An inharmonious combination of simultaneously sounded tones; a dissonance.
Any harsh noise, or confused mingling of sounds.
A freeware chat application available for PC and mobile devices, initially released on 6 March 2015, using VoIP and instant messaging.
(informal) A Discord server.

Examples of "discord" in Sentences

Her definition of Sociopath appears to be anyone who acts in discord with accepted societal standard
Meiring said his request was prompted by what he labelled discord and distrust sparked by the leakage of a Military
Not being fully involved in this part of the middle east discord, is caused by being overwhelmed by the Iraq morass.
Meiring on Monday said his decision to retire was prompted by what he labelled discord and distrust sparked by the leakage of the report.
Balance becomes discord (disharmoneous imbalance) through the process of disruption; that discord is simply the effect of some event upon the world.
Were it not so we would be the only Utopia on the globe -- a mythical Earthly Paradise, or a buried sea-city of Atlantis whose only discord is the music of its silver bells.
I agree that there are huge problems with the UN Security Council, and I also agree that much of these problems are rooted in discord between China/Russia and the other permanent Security Council members.
Let us consider her as a whole, who can only maintain herself by what we call the discord of the elements; that she exists by the continual dissolution and re-union of her parts; that from this springs the universal harmony; that from this the general stability has its birth.