Disagreement, conflict, lack of harmony or concord; the fact of being discordant (discordant, adj. 1); an instance of this.

The fact or quality of varying or differing; difference, divergence, discrepancy.

Disharmony or incompatibility between things; difference, variance, incongruity.

Lack of accordance or correspondence; = disconveniency, n. Cf. inconvenience, n. 1a. historical and rare after 17th cent.

Lack of agreement.

Lack of accord or agreement; disagreement; an instance of this. In later use frequently in in disaccordance with. Cf. disaccord, n.

Disagreement.

Want of agreement; incongruity, disagreement; inconsistency with reason or rule, absurdity; with plural. An instance of this; an inconsistency; an…

The quality or fact of being discrepant; disagreement, inconsistency, discrepancy. Also: an instance of this.

Lack of uniformity; = difformity, n. 2.

= disagreement, n. (in various senses).

The action of disagree, v. (in various senses); disagreement. Also: an instance of this.

Discord, want of harmony, disagreement; a divergence or conflict of opinions, etc.; †a discrepancy of statement (obsolete).

Lack of consistency, correspondence, or harmony; discrepancy, discordance; spec. (Grammar) lack of agreement in number, gender, case, etc., with…

Lack of agreement or harmony; lack of conformity to; discord, incongruity. Also: an instance of this. Obsolete.

= dissonance, n. 2 (The more usual sense.)

= discordance, n. 1.

Lack of coherence, disjunction; incongruity. Also: an instance of this.

Lack of accordance or correspondence (with something); discordance; incompatibility, incongruity. Also: an incongruity, a discrepancy. Cf. disconven…

Want of harmony or agreement, discordance.

Want of agreement or harmony; difference of sense, character, nature, meaning, quality, etc.

Want of concord or harmony (between things); disagreement, incongruity; = discord, n. 2.

= incongruence, n.

Want of congruence; disagreement, incongruity.

Disagreement in character or qualities; want of accordance or harmony; discrepancy, inconsistency. (Now often with some colour of sense 2.)

Lack of congruity; disharmony, inconsistency; = incongruity, n. 1a. Also: an incongruity, a discrepancy.

Want of correspondence in form or manner; want of agreement in character; dissimilarity; want of conformity to (†unto) or with a pattern.

Incongruity, lack of correspondence; disharmony, discord.

= inconsonance, n.

Want of agreement or harmony (with something, or between things); = inconsistency, n. 1.

Disagreement, difference.

Lack of harmony or agreement; discord, dissension. Also: an instance of this. Obsolete.

The quality of being disconsonant; lack of accord or harmony; incongruity. Also: an example of this; a discrepancy, an incongruity.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6: cf. uncorrespondent, adj.)

= inconvenience, n. 1. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

Want of correspondence or harmony.

Lack of congruity or harmony, irregularity. Obsolete. rare.

Want of consistency or congruity; lack of accordance or harmony (with something, or between things); incompatibility, contrariety, or opposition.

The quality of being incongruous; incongruity.

The state or fact of being unreconciled.

The quality or fact of being discrepant; lack of agreement; inconsistency, variance.

Want of coincidence or agreement.

Lack of agreement or harmony; an instance of this.

Want of consonance or agreement; inharmoniousness.

Want of agreement or harmony; an instance of this; = inaccordance, n.

= incorrespondence, n.

Music. A discordant combination of sounds, dissonance. Also figurative. Moral discord.

transferred and figurative. The departure from each other of two paths, courses, modes of action, or processes; continuous departure or deviation…

Lack of accord; disagreement; disharmony, discord; an instance of this.