The Collaborative International Dictionary
Discordance \Dis*cord"ance\, Discordancy \Dis*cord"an*cy\, n. State or quality of being discordant; disagreement; inconsistency.
There will arise a thousand discordances of opinion.
--I. Taylor.
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n. discordance
Usage examples of "discordancy".
Creator has ordained that the elementary bodies shall be composed of mingled elements, therefore arc their harmonies and discordancies remarkable, as we may know from their qualities.
It brought surcease from the background noise of all those lesser psyches that had mumbled and squealed and droned and piped their thin discordancies even when they were not actually reaching out in childish insolence or daring a frontal attack against her very ramparts.
The wires between his house and the utility pole keened discordancies that made his scalp crawl.
The morning's other, more minor discordancies slipped from her mind in an instant.