Crossword clues for disunity
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Disunity \Dis*u"ni*ty\, n.
A state of separation or disunion; want of unity.
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Wiktionary
n. The lack of unity or cohesion.
WordNet
n. lack of unity (usually resulting from dissension)
Usage examples of "disunity".
China's apparent linguistic near-unity is also puzzling in view of the linguistic disunity of other long-settled parts of the world.
These consequences of Europe's disunity stand in sharp contrast to those of China's unity.
China's frequent unity and Europe's perpetual disunity both have a long history.
China's apparent linguistic near-unity is also puzzling in view of the 324 GUNS, GERMS, AND STEEL linguistic disunity of other long-settled parts of the world.
Thompson who was yelling into the microphone in his briskest and folksiest manner: "And I say to you: kick them in the teeth, all those doubters who're spreading disunity and fear!
His novels include the thousand-year Trigon Disunity future history and the Star Wars trilogy The Black Fleet Crisis.
But Chaikhe concentrated deliberately on the horror of Gerlach, his oiliness, the grotesqueries of his waddling gait and panting wheezes for breath, learning what m'metanei called hate, a disunity beyond e-takkhe, a desire beyond vaikka-nasul, a lust beyond reason.
He especially likes to get Christians to act this way because such behavior will bring disunity to the church and enable non-Christians to say that Christians aren't any different from anyone else.
Satan's attempts to distract the church or to bring disunity will be discussed in a later chapter.
What purpose would it serve, other than to suggest discord and disunity at the very time that we want to convey the opposite impression?