discord

US /ˈdɪs.kɔːrd/
UK /ˈdɪs.kɔːrd/
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disagreement between people

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There was much discord among the committee members.
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The decision caused considerable discord within the party.
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strifeconflictdissensiondisagreementfriction
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agreementharmonyaccordconcordunity
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lack of agreement or harmony between things

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The discord between the colors made the painting jarring.
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There was a noticeable discord in the sound of the orchestra.
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dissonancecacophonyjarringclashincongruity
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harmonyconsonanceaccordagreement
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to disagree or be in conflict

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Their opinions often discord on political matters.
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The colors in the painting discord with each other.
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clashconflictdisagreejardiffer
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agreeharmonizeaccord
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a digital communication platform that allows users to communicate via voice calls, video calls, text messaging, and media sharing in private chats or as part of communities called 'servers'

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We use Discord to coordinate our gaming sessions.
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Join our community server on Discord for updates.
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