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[ US /dɪsˈhɑɹməni/ ]
[ UK /dɪshˈɑːməni/ ]
NOUN
  1. a lack of harmony

How To Use disharmony In A Sentence

  • Sensing a surge of interest, other celebrity magazines have piled in with reports of marital disharmony.
  • Besides, the impact of such an eventuality would bring disharmony and bitterness among students.
  • With disharmony mounting, relevance should not be a problem.
  • She had enough of her own marital disharmony to worry about. NOBODY'S BABY BUT MINE
  • The rebellious angel then tries singing another tune, which is also in disharmony. Alternative to Dembski's Theodicy?
  • The soaring apartment prices are also causing serious social disharmony between the haves and have-nots.
  • Bring on the Wodehouse, I say, that sovereign remedy for any mumpish disharmony of mood.
  • Like music, gaming can produce harmony with good time management or disharmony through poor use of time.
  • This situation has created disharmony, confusion and chaos.
  • Both are in need of a thoughtful reform to nip in the bud the anti-national trend of creating religious disharmony by publicly vilifying sacred scriptures that has begun raising its ugly head.
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