discord

• Nom désignant un manque d'harmonie, d'accord ou de paix ; conflit, désaccord ou hostilité entre des personnes ou des groupes.

A noun referring to a lack of harmony, agreement, or peace; conflict, disagreement, or strife between people or groups.

1. Disagreement or conflictB2formal

   Lack of agreement or harmony between people or groups.

   Discorde, désaccord

   • Discord among the team members delayed the project.
   • The family was torn apart by constant discord.
   • Political discord often leads to heated debates.

   Synonymesclashconflictcontentiondisagreementdisharmonydisputedissensiondisunitydivisionfrictionstrifevariance

   Antonymesaccordagreementconcordharmonyunity

2. Musical dissonanceC1formal

   A combination of musical notes that sounds harsh or unpleasant.

   Dissonance musicale

   • The composer used discord to create tension in the symphony.
   • The chord produced a sharp discord that startled the audience.
   • Modern music often experiments with intentional discord.

   Synonymescacophonydiscordancedisharmonydissonance

   Antonymesaccordconcordharmony

• Verbe signifiant être en désaccord ou en conflit avec quelqu'un ou quelque chose ; manquer d'harmonie ou de concordance.

A verb meaning to disagree or be in conflict with someone or something; to lack harmony or agreement.

1. Disagree or conflictC1formal

   To be in disagreement or conflict with someone or something.

   Être en désaccord

   • Their opinions discord with the official policy.
   • The two theories discord on several key points.
   • His actions discord with his stated beliefs.

   Synonymesclashconflictcontradictdifferdisagreediverge

   Antonymesaccordagreeconcurharmonize