Enmity, hostility; dissension, strife, war. Cf. un-i-sib, n.

Discord, dissension; hostile speech.

Dissension, strife.

Strife or debate at law; contention, dissension, quarrelling, discord.

The action or fact of disagreeing or being out of harmony; disagreement, discordance; dissonance; an instance of this.

The fact or condition of being in dispute or disagreement with another; discord, dissension. Later in weakened use: the fact of no longer being…

Disagreement, conflict, lack of harmony or concord; the fact of being discordant (discordant, adj. 1); an instance of this.

Disagreement in opinion; esp. such disagreement as produces strife or contention; discord; an instance of this, a violent disagreement or quarrel…

Contention, strife, discord.

Chiefly poetic. Disagreement or disharmony personified.

The state or fact of disagreeing or falling out; discord, dissension, contention, debate. (Cf. senses phrases 1 phrases 2.)

Discord, variance, dissension; an instance of this. Obsolete. rare.

Discord, disagreement, n.

The action of dividing or fact of being divided; division, partition; separation. (In quot. 1520, division of opinion, dissension.) Obsolete.

Dissension within a political party or other organization, especially when resulting in self-interested or turbulent strife or intrigue; conflict or…

Discord manifested in strife or contention; variance, dissension, quarrelling.

Dissension, division. Obsolete. rare.

= disagreement, n. (in various senses).

The action of disagree, v. (in various senses); disagreement. Also: an instance of this.

Discord, dissension, strife. Also: an act or instance of this; a quarrel, a dispute.

Mutual disaffection, dissension. Obsolete.

Disagreement, conflict, variance, strife; = difference, n.1 3. Now only in at odds (with): in conflict or at variance (with).

Disaffection, dissension; an instance of this. Obsolete.

= discordance, n. 1.

Disagreement, dissent.

Difference in opinion, disagreement, discord; an instance of this; = distance, n. 1. Obsolete.

Difference of opinion or sentiment; disagreement; †dissension, quarrel (obsolete).

Disagreement, discord. Obsolete.

Dissension, division.

Dissent; factional difference; rebellion.

An interruption of good feeling or harmony; discord, dissension; a rupture. In early use also: A breach of the peace, brawling. Obsolete.

Difference of opinion, dissension.

Unfriendly or angry feeling, animosity; strife.

Mutual misunderstanding, disagreement, discord; an instance of this. Obsolete.

The action of clash, v. Collision, conflict, hostile passage.

An interruption of mutual understanding or harmonious relations; dissension, disagreement. Later also in weakened use: a minor disagreement or…

Lack of harmony or agreement; discord, dissension. Also: an instance of this. Obsolete.

Unpleasantness; ill feeling. Obsolete.

figurative; esp. of the jarring or conflict of unlike opinions, temperaments, etc.

A misunderstanding.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

Want of harmony; disharmony, discord.

trouble at (theor t') mill: an industrial dispute, as at a Midlands or North Country textile mill; also transferred and figurative, alluding to any…