Disunity, discord.

Ecclesiastical. A breach of the unity of the visible Church; the division, either of the whole Church or of some portion of it, into separate and…

The fact of being divided in opinion, sentiment, or interest; disagreement, variance, dissension, discord; an instance of this, a disagreement.

= departure, n., in various senses: (a) separation; (b) going away, leave-taking, withdrawal; (c) decease.

A breaking off of friendly relations between individuals, groups, or nations; a rift, a separation. Frequently with between, with.

Dissension, division.

Absence or want of union; disunited or separated condition; dissension.

Division, separation, disunion.

Division into parties. Obsolete.

Separation as by boundaries; division.

Division of a previously united body of people into mutually opposing parties; a split, a schism.

gen. The action or faculty of cleaving or splitting asunder; the state of being cleft; division. literal and figurative.

Chiefly Medicine. Failure or refusal to unite; an instance of this.