disharmony

In both cases, he explained, “an expert hand must con­stantly bring disharmony back to consonance.”

There was acute disharmony in the room, where a little time before there had been at least an outward show of harmony.

Finally, disharmony is implied in and necessitated by the very fact of progress.

Otherwise there is a disharmony which lessens happiness and is harmful in many ways.

It is a disharmony that “among highly civilized peoples marriage and regular unions are impossible at the right time.”

This becomes a cause of disharmony and excess, it causes man to wreck his health and destroy himself.