inharmony (Meaning)

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inharmony (n.)

Want of harmony.

No weak antonyms found.

The couple's constant quarrels created an atmosphere of inharmony in their home.
The discordant notes played by the orchestra produced an unbearable inharmony.
The cacophony of traffic noises disrupted the tranquility of our peaceful neighborhood, creating an inharmony that shattered our senses.
The conflicting opinions of the board members led to a heated debate that escalated into inharmony, threatening to derail the meeting.
The inharmony between the two nations had escalated to dangerous levels, with both sides poised for conflict.
The lack of cohesion among the team members caused a breakdown in communication, resulting in inharmony on the project.
The discord between the different religions in the region created an uneasy inharmony, fostering tension and mistrust.
The inharmony between the employee and her manager reached a breaking point, forcing them to seek mediation.
The incongruity between the traditional values of the village and the modernity of the city created an inharmony that was difficult to navigate.
The dissonance between the government's policies and the needs of the people generated widespread public unrest, leading to an inharmony that threatened to destabilize the nation.

Want of harmony.

conflict, friction, schism, discordance, strife,discord, warfare, discordancy, dissention, war

harmony, accord, accord, agreement,agreement, harmony, peace, peace, concordance, concurrence

The couple's constant quarrels created an atmosphere of inharmony in their home.

The discordant notes played by the orchestra produced an unbearable inharmony.

The cacophony of traffic noises disrupted the tranquility of our peaceful neighborhood, creating an inharmony that shattered our senses.

The conflicting opinions of the board members led to a heated debate that escalated into inharmony, threatening to derail the meeting.