† inaccordancyn.
Obsolete.
Want of agreement or harmony; an instance of this; = inaccordance n.
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the world > relative properties > order > disorder > disharmony or incongruity > [noun]
discordance1340
variancec1374
discorda1387
disconvenience?a1425
unsuingc1425
disaccordancec1436
unaccordancec1449
inconveniencec1460
discrepancea1464
difformness1547
disagreeance1548
disagreeing1548
jar1548
disagreement1551
disagreeableness1570
dissonancy1584
discordancy1587
discoherencea1600
disconveniency1601
disharmonya1602
dissent1603
dissonancea1604
incongruency1604
incongruence1610
incongruity1612
discongruity1624
inconformity1625
discorrespondencya1641
inconsonancy1650
inconsistence1651
dissidy1657
unagreeableness1658
discomposure1659
disconsonancy1659
uncorrespondency1659
inconveniency1662
unconsonancy1665
incorrespondence1667
oddness1680
inconsistency1699
incongruousness1727
irreconcilementa1737
discrepancy1748
incoincidence?1798
inaccordance1808
inconsonance1811
inaccordancy1817
incorrespondency1817
cacophony1831
divergence1837
disaccord1871
1817 J. M. Good Physiol. Syst. Nosol. 396 There seems to be an incongruity, inaccordancy, or want of adaptation in the constituent principles.
1822 J. M. Good Study Med. I. 328 The contractile power of the one follows, instead of keeping pace with, that of the other, or evinces some other mode of inaccordancy.
1853 S. Neil Art Reasoning xvi. 179 A thought expressed is only true so far as the words accord with that idea; and if the inaccordancy arises intentionally, it is then justly stigmatized.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2021).
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