Discord (noun)
dis-kawrd
lack of concord or harmony between persons or things.
First recorded in 1200–50; Middle English noun descorde, discorde, from Anglo-French, Old French descort, descorde, from Latin discordia, derivative of discord-, stem of discors “discordant,” from dis- dis-1 + cord-, stem of cors “heart”
Example sentences
“We are living through times of rebellion, disagreement and discord..”
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